This post is an ode to endless perfect summers. For finding our ikigai and doing things we care about the most. The pandemic has really made me and hopefully you realize that time is precious. We most focus on doing things that are meaningful and that matter! Imagine standing barefoot on the sand just far […]
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If you were broke, would you settle for a less than ideal partner to save you? This is the question some people have asked me. Given older women refuse to talk to me, I decided to have a couple conversations with two lovely, younger women about personal finances one night out of town. Nothing gets
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Do you have the fear of being alone forever? I never have because I’ve always been with someone since 14. However, the older I get, the more I meet people who are still single in their 30s and 40s. That fear of being alone forever grows, especially after a loneliness epidemic grew after the pandemic.
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I am an opponent of consumer debt because the interest rates that credit cards charge are usurious when compared to the government bond yield of ~4.5%. If you are going to use a credit card, please pay it off in full every month or you’re just lighting your money on fire. This ain’t Vegas where
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With my new goal of traveling at least 10 weeks a year, I’ve come to the realization it’s wise to get a good travel rewards credit card. They are primarily designed to help you rack up maximum travel rewards points. Then you can use your rewards points or miles to travel even more! Let’s take
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If your parents went to college, they’ll probably influence you to get a college degree as well. For those of you who will be the first in your family to go to college, or if you’re just wondering if college is worth it, read on. First I want to point out two realizations that came
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Poor financial decisions haunt us all. It’s hard to know you’re making a poor financial decision until after the fact. Things sure felt great at the top of the market in 2007. Stocks were on fire. Real estate could do no wrong. Turning 30 was only slightly depressing for several days. I even remember being
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Every person has a different idea of the perfect retirement. Some are happy to live off the grid where nobody speaks another language other than English and the best restaurant in town is the greasy spoon. Others are happy to live in a one bedroom or even a trailer to make ends meet. Heck, some
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After over a year of the pandemic, are you itching to take a guilt-free expensive vacation? I know I am! I plan on spending more than ever on a nice Airbnb or family resort stay for my family. After all we’ve been through, a guilt-free expensive vacation would be nice! It’s revenge spending time, baby!
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Investing is a journey that can be as adventurous as you want it to be. Some people can tolerate a lot of risk and jump at any speculative investment opportunity to try and strike it rich. Others take a lower risk, backseat approach and focus on passive investing instead of active investing. And some take
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