Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
Between work, the stock market, my health and life in general, I’ve been on a bit of a lucky streak. I’m thoroughly enjoying my good fortune, because I’ve also had my fair share of bad luck. I know luck can turn on a dime and bad luck can appear from out of nowhere. I also …
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What would you do tomorrow if you never had to work again? Would you find a new passion or live every day like it was a weekend? Would you start checking off those bucket list items or relax and enjoy a slower pace of life? Would you contribute more of your time and money to …
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If you start out early in life saving just $5 per day, you could very likely retire a millionaire. ($150 per month, invested at 8% for 50 years, would add up to $1,189,759) If you spent the same $5 everyday on a latte, you could end up with zero. That’s why a lot of finance …
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One of the few great things about the Corona Virus has been the attention payed to all of the every day working folks. Not only the doctors, nurses and first responders on the front lines, but also the truck drivers, cooks and retail workers behind the scenes. These are the unsung heroes who keep America …
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I usually stick to financial subjects on my blog, but I have had a couple of big ideas rattling around in my head for years, that I wanted to share. While our politicians and the media concentrate on all of our country’s problems, I like to concentrate on useful solutions. Below are three simple, straight-forward and easy …
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