Ranking The Best Passive Income Investments helps you strategize on developing retirement income. Over the years, the rankings have changed because economic situations have changed. In this post, I’ll be ranking debt types from worst to best. When used appropriately, debt can help provide for a better life and make us wealthier. When used inappropriately, however, debt […]
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Congratulations for thinking about retirement! The key to retirement is saving more money. Too many people wake up old one day and realize, “Oh crap! Where did all my money go?!” As a result, they end up having to work long after they want to retire. Is there any wonder why there are so many
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Practice stealth wealth if you know what’s good for you. Showing off how much you make and how much you have is not the way of the Financial Samurai. You will be crucified by the public if you show of your outsized wealth. People will also not give you credit for the risk you took
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Are you looking for some great things to buy with your massive investment gains? This article will provide some good ideas thanks to an extraordinary rebound in the stock market since its March 2020 sell-off. It’s important to sell stocks on occasion to enjoy the profits. Otherwise, there’s no point investing! With the NASDAQ and
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Besides the purchase price of a car, one must also calculate the potential maintenance cost, and auto insurance cost to determine affordability. We often focus on the first two costs. But, seldom do we realize the auto insurance cost differential until we’ve purchased the car! Back in 2012, I was so happy to negotiate $2,000
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To get through a bear market, you should have a money gratitude journal. It will help you feel more appreciative about everything you have. Simply write down all the things you spent money on that could have been invested in the stock market instead. That is the amount of money that you spared from getting
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Want to know how to measure you fiscal responsibility? The key is to calculate your FS-FR score. So far, we’ve got the Financial Samurai Debt And Investment Ratio (FS-DAIR). It provides a logical framework for deciding how much to invest and how much debt to pay down every time you have some disposable income. The
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Have you ever wondered will marrying someone with bad credit hurt my credit score? If so, great job thinking about your financial future together with someone new. The short answer is: No, in the short run. However, in the long run, your credit score may be hurt if you aren’t careful. Love is love. Ever
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Tires can get very expensive. I drive a Range Rover Sport with 22-inch, low-profile tires that cost ~$450 after-tax to replace each. So when I got a nail in one of my tires, I was perplexed. Plug, patch, or replace tire? Luckily for you and most others, tires generally cost under $200 each to replace,
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Becoming a millionaire has never been easier in America thanks to loose monetary policy, inflation, improved financial education, an improving economy, a widening safety net, and a bull market in stocks and real estate. Surviving as a millionaire on the other hand, has never been tougher. The government goes after you if you make much
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