It’s normal to rage against the top 1% nowadays. The pandemic created a widening wealth chasm between the top 1% income earners and everyone else. If you happen to be doing well, I highly suggest you keep things under wraps. By definition, 99% of people do not make a top 1% income. Therefore, there can […]
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I’ve been a fan of real estate for most of my adult life. Over the years I’ve learned some important real estate investment mistakes every investor should avoid that I share below. I follow my local real estate market like a hawk and regularly go to open houses to monitor comps and search for new
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I’m often asked why get life insurance if you’re financially independent. It’s a good question that merits a deep dive. I became financially independent in 2012 and have life insurance because I had children in 2017 and 2019. Many of you will face the same dilemma once your passive income can cover all your living
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Micromanagers are the worst! Dealing with micromanagers is one of the main reasons why I decided to fake retire from the finance industry in 2012. I couldn’t take this one boss in NYC always calling in to check up on me even though I was ranking well with my clients. There’s probably nothing more annoying
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If you have an umbrella policy, you should learn how to maximize an umbrella policy. After all, an umbrella policy costs you premiums every year you own one. If you have assets that amount to more than what your car insurance and home insurance coverage provides, then you should probably get an umbrella policy for protection.
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Sometimes we all need a redo in life. About once every couple of years, a Financial Tips post goes a little nuts on the internet. Recently, Twitter got a hold of “Scraping By On $500,000 A Year: Why High Income Earners Can’t Escape The Rat Race” and consumed it like a rabid dog shaking a rag doll.
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There is a never-ending debate between going to public or private school. Is private grade school and private university really worth it? I’m not so sure in this day and age of high inflation and free online education. Personally, I went to international private school while my parents were stationed abroad until I was 13.
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The average percent of income donated to charity by levels of income is sadly very low across the board. According to several of the largest charitable foundations, the average income donated to charity ranges from just 3% to 5% of annual gross income. Not surprisingly, the average percent donated to charity is the highest for
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Having diverse income streams is vital for achieving financial independence. And if you have diverse interests, you will likely also have diverse income streams. The more interests you have, the happier you will be. Imagine if one of your hobbies is analyzing clouds, or cumulonimbuses for the scientifically savvy. You could step outside any time
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This post will teach you how to get hired if you are overqualified. Being overqualified for a job you want is frustrating. You want to get paid for your experience and expertise, yet you also don’t want to lose the job because you enjoy what you do! Convincing your spouse to allow you to go on a
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