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Why The Ideal Income Is The Student Loan Forgiveness Income Threshold

Have you ever wondered what the ideal income is to live a comfortable life before retirement and after retirement? Well, look no further than the student loan forgiveness income threshold of $125,000 per individual and $250,000 per married couple. On August 24, 2022, then President Biden unveiled a plan to cancel up to $10,000 tax-free […]

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Making Money As A Professional Writer Is Hard, Here’s How To Succeed

The reason why the terms “starving artist” or “starving writer” exist is because they are true. It is very difficult to make money in the arts. However, if you want to be a professional writer or author and not starve, let me provide you with some insights. For background, I’ve written over 2,800 articles on

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How To Get Life Insurance For Free: Make More Money

Have you ever wondered how you can get life insurance for free? I’m not talking about getting free life insurance from work. The life insurance amount usually isn’t enough. I’m talking about how to get free life insurance outside of work. My wife and I have life insurance because with have two young children, a

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What Makes A Bestselling Nonfiction Book? Insights From A Major Publisher

After 2.5 long years, Buy This, Not That: How To Spend Your Way To Freedom, is now available for purchase! Pick up a hardcopy on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or your local bookstore. It also became an instant Wall Street Journal bestseller! As a result, I was offered a subsequent two-book deal from Portfolio Penguin.

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Net Worth Required To Be Considered Wealthy In Various Cities

Everybody wants to be considered wealthy. But how big of a net worth is required to be considered wealthy or rich in some of the biggest cities in America? Charles Schwab’s annual Modern Wealth Survey shares its insights for 2022. In the U.S. overall, the survey says it takes a net worth of $2.2 million

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Historical Returns Of Different Stock And Bond Portfolio Weightings

Good fundamental investing is all about maximizing return while minimizing risk. To do so requires an understanding of your financial objectives and your risk tolerance. You should also understand the historical returns of different stock and bond portfolio weightings. The historical returns for stocks is between 8% – 10% since 1926. The historical returns for

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The Age Children Begin Loving Their Fathers As Much As Their Mothers

Are you a stay-at-home father or father who spends a lot of time with his children? If so, you may be second-guessing your decision to spend so much time with them during their early years. Without some reciprocating love, you might be wondering whether your effort is worth it. You see, the more time and

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Real Estate Versus Blogging: Which Is A Better Investment?

As a blogger since 2009, I love blogging. As a real estate investor since 2003, I also love real estate. Therefore, I thought it would be smart to do a real estate versus blogging showdown! Exactly which is a better investment? They require different amounts of effort, capital, and skills. In Stocks vs. Real Estate, I

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