Tired of toiling away at a mediocre job, wondering when you’ll have enough time to enjoy your earnings? Are you actually making a living—or “making a dying”? Choose to live. Here’s how to rekindle your energy and motivation so that you can stay focused, create a plan, and move forward financially...

People don’t get rich because it’s convenient. Quite the opposite. People get rich because they’re willing to inconvenience themselves and spend less now in order to have more later. That’s the price of getting rich, and it’s one you get to choose, consciously, whether you’re willing to pay.

Why do so many sports players earn millions in a year—and then rapidly go bankrupt? Turns out solving money issues is about a LOT more than earning a high income. Find out more here.

Think it’s a pipe dream, putting half of your after-tax income toward investments? Then you’re not thinking hard enough. These tips will get you there.

Increasing the gap between your income and expenses—and saving and investing the difference—is the best way to improve your financial position. But you can only cut expenses so far before you need to boost your income to get ahead. A side hustle could be the answer.

Even though I’ve been a homeowner many times over and own 24 units (soon to be 28!), this time around I decided to analyze the situation with an open mind. Would buying make more sense? Or renting? Here’s why we decided to rent.

Food expenses vary based on the amount of people one is supporting in their household. But for the average, single American, let’s assume it costs $6,000 per year, or $500 per month to feed oneself. This article offers tips and tricks to slash that in half.

When you’re married, you need your spouse’s approval to invest in real estate. But what if that approval is not forthcoming? Try this plan to bring them around.

Income inequality and the wealth gap are growing in the U.S., while the middle class is shrinking. One of the biggest reasons for this is access to capital. This is why it’s more important than ever to assess how you’re making money, how it’s taxed, how much you get to keep, and what your plan fo...

Financial stability requires discipline to achieve. Here are three categories to focus on and related suggestions to help you on your path to financial success.

The truth is, paying off your mortgage isn’t the best investment. You can definitely earn higher returns on your money investing it into other assets, such as real estate or stocks. So do you pay off your house faster, or do you take that money and invest it elsewhere?

The concept is easy to understand but remains elusive to most. It moves our everyday lives—at home, at work, and through personal interactions and business transactions. More often than not, it is used against us, without us even being able to acknowledge how or why. So, what am I talking about?