“Invest in real estate during a pandemic? Are you crazy?”
…until it’s too late. To be clear, I’m not talking about people who don’t have the capital to invest. If someone is financially unstable — if they lack an adequate…
…until it’s too late. To be clear, I’m not talking about people who don’t have the capital to invest. If someone is financially unstable — if they lack an adequate…
…I plan to take a mini-retirement in February 2024. Where should I store my funds for a maximum return? Beyond my emergency fund, investments, and 401k, I’ve saved one-third of…
…to investments versus paying down our primary residence? I’m 30 and my partner is 31. We’re not sure if having kids is in the future for us, but we’d like…
…it’s infinitely easier. (By the way, check out my Ultimate Beginner’s Guide if you’re new to this scene.) Myth: Investing is risky. Reality: Investing is risky if you don’t know…
…$100,000 in a Roth IRA, $40,000 in Vanguard ETFs, and I contribute the maximum to my government thrift savings plan. I have $10,000 in a savings account and $10,000 in…
…My husband and I are just over 40. We have a net worth of $2 million, including our home. $800,000 is held in investments like 401ks, taxable brokerages, IRAs, etc….
…the setup to a joke. Welcome to my life.) While I was there, I met a former competitive chess player named Steve Gossett. Steve is a Los Angeles-based filmmaker who…
…in While I hate the idea of letting debt accrue at 6.7 percent interest, I think this option has the best on-paper financial impact to us. I modeled the present-value…
…Army ROTC scholarship — and in this podcast interview, John confesses that he didn’t think he’d experience real challenges in the Army. “I never thought it was going to be…
…isn’t quite cash-flowing yet. I don’t know if I need a CPA, an EA, or something else, or how to even find and interview one. Where do I start? Carol…
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