Personal Finance
Any investing plan requires some initial funds—and to build up those reserves, getting a handle on personal finance is vital.
Everybody has their reasons for investing. Some folks invest because they just want a little bit of side income. Others are investing to attain financial freedom early in life. Still others invest ...
Over the years, many people have asked me this very question: should I pay off my student loans or take that money to invest in real estate? This is a great q...
It seems “you need to read Dave Ramsey” is a cornerstone of financial advice given lately. Because I have not read a basic financial book in a while, I thought I should see what all the hoopla is a...
Fact: The more money you have, the longer you’re likely to live. Fact: The healthier you are physically, the more money you’re likely to have. And as a bonus,...
Disclaimer: This article does not constitute legal advice. We recommend you seek the counsel of an attorney familiar with your specific situation and market to ensure you make the best decisions wi...
Do you spend a lot of money? If you’re reading this, you’re probably a Westerner, and you’re probably a big spender (at least compared to your ancestors—and the rest of the world). ...
You’ve reached your 30s, and from here, it’s all corporate climbing and suburban barbecues, right? Sure, if that’s what you want. Or you can get serious about...
Real estate is an incredible wealth building vehicle. You can and should study as much as possible about financing, marketing, property management, maintenance, and finding deals. ...
On New Year’s Day 2018, I made a goal—a goal that I would pay off $85,000 of student loan debt by the end of 2019. Obviously, that’s a rather ambitious goal a...
Some people have no credit at all, and some people have bad credit. Understanding how to build credit is particularly important to investors who are looking t...