…experiment, I printed a three-page, 672-cell spreadsheet. I carried this spreadsheet everywhere for a week. I brought it to the gym. I carried my spreadsheet into the grocery store. Yes,…
…a project gives us, so we avoid it, dodge it, and indefinitely put it off. Other times, fear takes the form of perfectionism through endless iterating and tweaking. We want…
…individual listening devices based on dynamic advertising run times. The provided timestamps are approximate. (0:00) Introduction (3:54) Fear’s impact on financial decisions (6:13) Case study: Risk-reward in property investment decisions…
…J-O-B Flex your hustle muscle Score a raise at work Switch careers Create investment income I’ve ranked those five choices in order from “immediate” to “eventual” in terms of payoff….
…have a 401k at Fidelity with good low-cost options. I’m wondering if I should roll the Traditional IRA back into my current 401k to execute a backdoor Roth. I’m looking…
…and they are currently in the broker in which I bought them. I’ve heard it’s possible to either stake or lend them to earn interest. I’m not looking to gamble…
…spread between your investment returns and your interest rate. If you earn 7 percent through investments, and your interest rate is only 4 percent, then you’re losing 3 percent in…
Your potential is unlimited. I realize that’s the type of cliche that you normally find embossed in cursive script on the side of coffee mugs. It’s trite and impersonal and…
…The look of sprinkling mini-retirements throughout your life. Semi-Retirement – This is a perpetual state of semi-working. If “mini-retirements” is like running sprints; “semi-retirement” is like strolling a marathon ……
…around $25,000 in savings. This time, I have about $100,000 in mostly liquid cash that I have set aside. I have around $50,000-$55,000 in a Traditional IRA (a rollover from…
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