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Is Not Wanting To Be Rich Selfish? Ways To Help Others If You No Longer Seek Or Have Wealth

After working for 10 consecutive years post college, I no longer wanted to be rich. Instead, I wanted to be free and went John Galt in an attempt to unplug from the Matrix. It took three more years of planning but I finally managed to escape, or so I hope. There’s just one nagging feeling

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Will Marrying Someone With Bad Credit Hurt My Credit Score?

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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The Three Levels Of Financial Independence: Because Money Is Only Part Of The Equation

Reaching financial independence is the holy grail of personal finance. But what does financial independence really mean? In this post I’d like to determine the three levels of financial independence. That’s right. Even in financial independence there is no one size fits all since everybody has a different desired standard of living. Some people are

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When Is It Time To Hire A Money Manager? Wealth Management Can Be A Full-Time Job

Wealth management can be a full-time job if you have a lot of investments. Investing family money can be stressful. At some point, you might want to hire a money manager to help you with your finances. When I sold my rental house, I thought my stress would go down at least 80%. After all,

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