…why I’m not more aggressive with my investments: “How many more properties are you buying? Like, today?” “Why aren’t you scaling into commercial buildings?” “Why don’t you use more leverage?”…
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Investing, Reduced to Its Core
…55-60, then switch to a 50/50 split between U.S. stocks and bonds. (I’m aiming this specifically at U.S.-based readers.) “Is this the most-optimized portfolio?” No, it’s the easiest. Done is…
How to Become a Rebel With a Retirement Plan
…them say: “Oh, debt is normal.” Who cares if it’s normal?! Normal sucks. Do you want to be average? Fine. Guess how much debt the average American carries? (Hint: It’s…
#13: How to Destroy Your Debt … and the Dave Ramsey Controversy — with Steve Stewart
…his wife wiped out their debts in 2007. Today they’re 100% debt-free, including mortgage-free. But reaching this point … well, let’s just say the road is messy. We’ll let Steve…
Supersize My City Apartment: Buying a Triplex
…get this house off his hands. The seller’s asking price was $400,000. We offered $225,000. He immediately accepted. We crunched the numbers again. If we paid “rent” to ourselves, in…
One tweak a week
Ready to kick-start your financial life? Then you need this free eBook. In our FREE eBook, you’ll get: 26 tiny tweaks that can be accomplished in less than an hour…
How Much Do I Earn a Year?
…you drive. Get a free quote – it’s risk-free. Only available in CA, VA, WA, OR, IL, PA, NJ, and AZ. Add another $600 for buying work-appropriate clothes, and you’re…
Gear Up for the One Percent Challenge!
…Annual Costs: Subtract work-related costs. If you’re a 9-to-5-er, these include: Commuting: Gasoline, maintenance, wear-and-tear, or if you’re a big-city-slicker, bus/train/subway passes Fancy Clothes: Suits, ties, belts, heels, wingtip loafers…
The Afford Anything Gen Z Beginner’s Guide to Money
…you can’t save anything?β Start with one percentβ of your income, which is $10 for every $1,000 that you earn. Short-Term Goals: Save for vacations, weddings over 1-3 years. Medium-Term…
#286: Ask Paula – How Long Will It Take Me to Become a Millionaire?
…for Canadians to find cash-flow positive real estate deals, either in Canada or the United States? I answer these questions in today’s episode. Enjoy! Ell asks (at 2:20 minutes): I’m…