During shelter-in-place, alcohol sales skyrocketed as millions of Americans entertained themselves at home. The rise in alcohol sales got me thinking about whether there is an investment opportunity in wine. After all, when times are good, people drink. And when times are bad, people might drink even more! It just so happens there is a […]
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There are plenty of positives that have come out of the coronavirus pandemic: better health, less pollution, more time with family, an acceleration in the work from home trend, and the chance to buy stocks at large discounts, to name a few. The U.S. personal saving rate could be the most positive of them all.
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Before buying a house, you should look out for various warning signs or red flags. As someone who has purchased and sold multiple homes for over 22 years, let me share 10 main warning signs to look for. If you find issues, you need to have them fixed during the contingency period or ask for
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When I was 23 I got lucky, very lucky. I went fortune hunting and ended up making a lot of money. A $3,000 investment turned into $155,000 in two months. The stock was VCSY, a Chinese internet company with a homepage consisting of a simple dial pad. I had no idea what the company did
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If you’re looking how to quantify risk tolerance and how to determine the appropriate exposure to stocks, you’ve come to the right place. Financial SEER is a way to quantify your risk tolerance so you can try to make investment returns in a risk-appropriate manner. SEER stands for Samurai Equity Exposure Rule. This post is also for someone
A middle class income is all you need to be happy. However, we are a society who always wants more. Even after we reach an arbitrary income level, we aren’t satisfied for very long. This post will go through the various definitions of a middle-class income. A big part of defining a middle-class income will
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Well, we’ve done it, folks! Despite COVID-19 and tens of millions of Americans unemployed, the NASDAQ and the NASDAQ have successfully completed their V-shaped recovery. At the end of the day, capital, not labor is the best way to build wealth. In this post, I want to go through some key lessons from this most
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Good things don’t happen to those who disbelieve. Be open to possibilities. This post will highly why negotiating a severance is possible, even if you are a great employee or a bad employee. One of the push backs people have about my bestselling ebook, “How To Engineer Your Layoff: Make A Small Fortune By Saying
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To keep your life insurance rate class, one way is to convert your term life into a permanent life insurance policy. The cost of your life insurance premiums depends on your health rate class. This post will share when converting a term life policy makes sense and when it may not. In a previous post,
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Financial independence is the best. Financial DEpendence is the worst. Don’t rely on your husband or wife to survive. If you truly love your spouse, you would make them financially independent. Don’t let them always feel like they have to ask for money or ask for permission to spend money. If you plan to get
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