Tax season is here! Most Americans will receive a tax refund. But unlike most Americans, you aren’t going to spend it on something you don’t need. Instead, you’re going to put it to good use, such as saving for your future. and if you’re expecting a refund, it’s essential that you put that money to […]
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This post will provide some suggested net worth growth target rates by age. It’s good to have net worth growth targets to help ensure you will retire comfortably. After all, everything is relative in finance. If you’ve got a net worth target of $1 million at age 30, but most people at age 30 have
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Stay at home parenting is one of the hardest and most rewarding things one can do. During a pandemic, taking care of a child and working is even more difficult. This article will share a day in the life of two stay at home parents who also work on a side business. The purpose of
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One of the main questions that has come out of my 529 savings guide by age post is whether to contribute to a Roth IRA or a 529 plan to pay for college. This is a great question I did not think about because contributing to a Roth IRA is not something I have ever
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Being a full-time parent is hard. It’s way harder than any day job I’ve ever had. And I worked in the high-pressure world of investment banking fo 13 years. After being a stay at home father since early 2017, I long to take a vacation from parenthood by going back to work. Both kids will
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The largest life insurance companies are also the companies that have ben around the longest in the United Stats. They have multiple-billion dollar market capitalizations are are generally all publicly-listed companies. Life insurance is one of Warren Buffet’s favorite investments because the premiums are stronger than the payouts. The size and longevity of life insurance
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Congratulations for making it to 50 or being close to 50. You can see the retirement finish line. However, you’re also wondering how much money you should have saved by age 50 in order to live a comfortable retirement. Here’s a savings by 50 guide to help you retire happy and financially secure. I’m currently
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Mass layoffs happen during bear markets and recessions. Let me show you how to protect yourself from a mass layoff if you feel your job is at risk. One of the most curious things about the stock market is that it’s slow to rise and FAST to fall. This phenomenon simply points to the human condition of
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There’s one big risk of peer-to-peer lending you might not be aware of. And that’s how addicting peer-to-peer lending can get! When I log into my P2P account to figure out where to dole out my next $1,000 tranche to borrowers, I feel a little bit like President Biden handing out money to his supporters.
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Everywhere I go, I hear the benefits of the Health Savings Account, or HSA for short. People say an HSA is one of the best ways to save for retirement. It obviously is a great way to pay for inevitable medical expenses given the tax benefits. But is it worth having a high deductible plan
