New vs Experienced Investors
Show Summary Hey everybody, welcome back to the Real Estate Investing Secrets Show! Today I want to talk to you about the 3 main differences between a new investor and an experienced…
Month: February 2023
10 Movies Where the Main Characterâs Life Continuously Gets Worse
Welcome to our countdown of Reddit’s top ten movies, where the main character’s life continuously worsens. These films will take you on an emotional rollercoaster as you watch the protagonist’s fortunes take a turn for the worse at every turn. So get ready for a cinematic journey filled with twists and turns as we delve … Read more
The True Cost of Living on a Sailboat (3 Real-Life Budget Breakdowns)
We interviewed 3 people who have made sailing their lifestyle. Each spends anywhere from $820 to $8,840 per month living at sea.We interviewed 3 people who have made sailing their lifestyle. Each spends anywhere from $820 to $8,840 per month living at sea.
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7 Surprising Ways Lack of Sleep Makes Your Life Miserable
More than one-third of America’s citizens do not get enough sleep. Here’s why that is bad news.
How We Paid Off $195,000 in Debt in 18 Months!
Recently, I decided to start a new series where I interview people who are doing extraordinary things with their lives. First up was JP Livingston, who retired with a net worth over $2,000,000 at the age of 28. Today’s interview is about Sami and Dallas, who started their debt free journey in January of 2016, […]
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Credit Score vs. Credit Report: What They Are, Why They Matter
Hey everyone! Today, I have a post written by a fellow blogger, Lindsay from TeacHer Finance. Her blog was one of the very first blogs that I read. Enjoy! Most of us know from our days in school that when we’re learning about a new topic or mastering a new skill there’s vocabulary we need […]
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Fixed Indexed Annuities – Participation on the Way Up, Protection on the Way Down
Annuities, come in all shapes and sizes, but fixed indexed annuities are one of the more interesting types of annuities. They provide a unique combination of protection of principal, as well as the ability to earn investment returns that are higher than what you can get on fixed income investments. The perfect investment? No investment […]
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Valuable new Delta credit card perk: 15% off award flights
Thereâs good news for both new and existing Delta SkyMiles American Express cardholders: A new card perk gets you at least a 15% discount on award redemptions on Delta flights. Called the TakeOff 15 benefit, the latest perk is now available on most Delta Amex cobranded personal and business credit cards. It makes having or â¦
Mint Money Audit 6 Month Check-In: Was Ken Able to Attack His Student Loans?
Back in December, I had the opportunity to review Kenâs financial profile. Heâs an airline pilot who earns about $100,000 a year. At 36 years old, his main financial gripe is that heâs tired of carrying around his $45,000 student loan debt. (Can you blame him?) With ample savings, my advice to Ken was transfer
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Why you need a financial plan
If you have financial goals, you need a financial plan. Here’s how to make one.
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