Traditional 401(k) vs. Roth IRA: Which One Wins?
Did you know the average American has only $96,000 saved for retirement? This amount is not nearly enough! It’s never too late to start saving or to bump up your…
FIRE & Retirement
What Is the FIRE Movement?
Have you heard about the FIRE (Financial Indepedence, Retire Early) movement but haven't had a chance to read up on it yet? This quick introduction provides the basics about the…
How Much Money Do I Need to Retire?
Whether you want to retire in three years or 30, you still need to answer a fundamental question: How much money do I need? It’s a question with both simple…
Does a 401(k) Make Sense, or Should I Invest Those Funds Elsewhere?
You've probably heard that 401(k)s are a great way to prepare for retirement—but are they REALLY? Investigate the numbers here (you may be surprised)!
Retired at 31, This Couple Will Show You How to ‘Quit Like a Millionaire’
In the past two years, I have read a lot of books—118 to be exact. Almost all of them have been on personal finance, real estate, business, and self-help. I…
How to Use Real Estate to Retire MUCH More Comfortably Than Your 401k Would Allow
It's definitely the most commonly discussed method, but is a 401K actually the best way to set yourself up for retirement? Take a closer look here—and learn why you may…
Couple Will Retire Early on $250K/Year Through Real Estate Investing—Here’s How
Timm and Sherri were flush with enough money to have a fourplex and significant savings by their 30s. With the goal of generating enough income to retire well-off, they decided…
The Mega-Profit Potential of Apartment Syndication (Double Your Money!)
Investing in apartment value-add syndications is a great way to create passive income. It's even possible to double your investment in a relatively short period of time. Here's what you…
Ashley’s Story: How to Retire by 30 While Traveling the World
Ashley Thompson will retire by 30, and not by luck. She's traveled the world, saved money, and invested in real estate, all with a clear strategy.
9 Things You Can Do To Be Financially Free By 40
Retirement used to mean exiting the workforce in your 60s. Today some retire at 35, others at 85. There’s no right or wrong age. The only requirement is that you’re…
4 Wealth-Building Lessons From Set for Life
I was a kid who could barely read and yet I have achieved early financial freedom. How did I do it? Simple—the lessons in this book, authored by none other…
The 30-Something’s Guide to Financial Freedom
Trying to impress the world is a trap for 20-somethings. Let go of it in your 30s, and start focusing on your own priorities. You can have any life you…
How to Retire From a $50,000 Job on Just $25,000 of Rental Cash Flow
There is an unfortunate, intimidating misconception among those who aspire to achieve financial independence through cash flowing real estate. Many believe that to reach the "Promise Land," your passive income…
