How much life insurance do you really need? I’ve wondered this question multiple times through the course of my life. This post will help you figure out how much life insurance to get to protect yourself and your dependents. The key thing to realize is that your life insurance coverage needs change over time. When […]
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Having honor and pride are good traits. For example, I’m unwilling to break the rules of FIRE to win the game. But having honor and pride can also be detrimental to your quest for financial freedom and living a better life. Life is already hard enough. Don’t make it even harder by being so stubborn!
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One of my financial regrets was not buying a multifamily investment property in my late 20s. Instead of taking advantage of multifamily investment opportunities to generate more passive income, I decided to buy a four bedroom, three and a half bathroom single family home and live larger instead. The house wasn’t huge at ~2,300 sqft.
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When there are mortgage market abnormalities, we must take advantage to get the lowest rate and best terms possible. Mortgage market abnormalities happen all the time, as I’ll show in this post. There were two mortgage abnormalities to learn from in 2021. This case study can help us take advantage of future mortgage market abnormalities
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Let’s say you got poor grades in high school or college. You partied too much or were simply disinterested or unfocused. Let me share with you how to overcome poor grades and get a job. Poor grades doesn’t doom you to a “C-student” or worse lifestyle. But let’s first be honest. A lot of people
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Despite the differences in political philosophies, the one thing both Republicans and Democrats can agree on is economic prosperity. Everybody wants to gain more wealth. Therefore, for stock market investors, having political gridlock tends to be wonderful for returns. No party can always get what it wants. And when one party does get what it
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There’s an old saying in golf, “drive for show, putt for dough.” Hitting a massive 300-yard bomb looks beautiful, but what really counts is accurate putting. Well let me introduce you to a new saying, “Own one car for show and another car for dough.” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve lost money
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Real estate is my favorite asset class to build wealth for the average person. If you have children, then the value of real estate goes up even further! As a parent, your #1 goal is to provide for the safety and security of your children. Owning a home is a big step to fulfilling this
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Real estate or stocks? Stocks or real estate? That is the question so many of us want to know in order to get rich and break free. Historically, both real estate and stocks have been great investments, outperforming inflating by 2% (real estate) and 8% (stocks) a year on average. Hence, the decision may depend
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After the global pandemic, the wealth gap has widened further with stocks, real estate, and crypto marching to all-time highs. Therefore, if you are doing well, I highly recommend you never tell anyone how much money you make. Instead, practice Stealth Wealth instead. If you start telling people how much you make, you’re inevitably going
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