I finally understand why I haven’t been able to shake the niggling stress I’ve been feeling lately. Despite writing less, doing fewer business deals, and exercising more, I still feel this gnawing pressure because I’m responsible for investing my immediate family’s money. When you invest family money, family money always feels more important compared to […]
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For the first year in retirement, I murmured this phrase over and over again, “I’m bored.” After regularly working 60 hours a week and interacting with clients, I suddenly had too much time on my hands. Instead of being bored, maybe what I really felt was loneliness. After my wife took the bus to work
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If you want to make lots of money in real estate, you need to focus on expansion. If you can reclaim livable space or expand your property’s livable space outside its footprint, you will almost always make more money. The key is in comparing your building cost to your property’s selling cost on a price
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The Health Savings Account, or HSA for short, is touted as one of the best ways to pay for medical expenses and save for retirement due to its tax benefits. You get triple tax benefits: 1) you contribute to your HSA with pre-tax dollars, 2) pay medical expenses with pre-tax dollars, and 3) get to
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If you have dependents such as a spouse, partner, or children, life insurance is a must. The sooner you can get life insurance after you have depends, the cheaper and better. But how do you compare life insurance quotes when there are so many options? Let’s review the main questions you should ask before getting
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Real estate investment opportunities are available in all types of markets. It just so happens we are in one of the strongest real estate bull markets ever. As someone who believes the housing market will continue to stay strong for several more years, I’ve purposefully positioned ~40% of my net worth in real estate. However,
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The average stock market return since 1926 is about 10.2%, including dividends. If someone were to tell you that you’d average 10% a year for the next 10-30 years, I’m assuming most of you would gladly invest your money. Unfortunately, the percentage of Americans investing in the stock market has steadily declined to around 50%
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In the financial technology (Fintech) industry, two applications continue to stand as the powerhouses: Personal Capital and Wealthfront. Both aim to install simplicity into wealth management. Both are accessible from anywhere in the world that has an Internet connection. This post compares Personal Capital vs Wealthfront for your retirement needs. Personal Capital vs Wealthfront In
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Think you don’t have enough money to start investing in stocks? Think again! To many young folks use the “not enough money” excuse to not invest in the stock market over the long run. Unfortunately for them, not you, they will likely end up missing out on one of the best ways to build wealth
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Are you new to Personal Capital and want to learn more about their fantastic free tools? Read on and you’ll quickly learn how to use Personal Capital to grow your wealth. This quick overview explains all of Personal Capital’s free tools. Utilizing them will help you maximize your account and grow your wealth faster. I’ve been
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