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Focus On Trends: Why I’m Investing In The Heartland Of America

If you want to get rich, you should focus on trends. I believe one of the best long-term trends is investing in the heartland of America due to growth of technology and remote work. People want to live in a lower-cost area of the country that is less dense. Thanks to the pandemic, work-from-home is […]

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How To Get Into A Great Preschool Or Private Grade School

Are you a parent worried about getting your kid into a great preschool or private grade school? Ever wonder about the preschool or private grade school interview process? Or how about what type of interview questions they will ask and what type of kids get in? After three years of navigating the preschool admissions process

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The Value Of A Severance Package Has Gone Way Up: Take Advantage!

It dawned on me a severance package can be valued like a risk asset (stocks, bonds, real estate etc). The value of a severance package can go up or down based on its projected income, your need for a financial buffer, and your ability to negotiate properly. For those of you who are strategically looking

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Life Insurance Needs When You’re Financially Independent Or Retired

Life insurance is a good idea if you are still on the path to financial independence. If you have debt and dependents, getting life insurance is a no-brainer. But do you still need life insurance when you’re financially independent, rich, or retired? To answer this question, we must first define what financial independence means and

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Why Real Estate Is Less Risky Than Stocks And The Irony That Follows

There is a never-ending debate between real estate versus stocks as a better investment. Currently, ~42% of my net worth is in real estate while ~38% of my net worth is in stocks, so it’s relatively balanced. Perhaps the main reason why is because I believe real estate is less risky than stocks. As an

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