My monthly Extraordinary Lives series is something that I really enjoy sharing with you all, and I’m back with another great interview. Today’s interview is with Purple, who retired at the end of 2020 at the age of 30, with $500,000 invested. Are you interested in financial independence and/or early retirement? If so, this interview […]
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Achieving financial success is something that many people want to reach. It makes sense as money can greatly determine how a person lives their life. Money can even be a factor in your happiness. I’m not saying that money equals happiness, but if you’re stressed about money, you may feel depressed, inadequate, or have other […]
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After years of scrimping and saving, investing wisely and working diligently your reward could be the luxury of an early retirement â and a big drop in your IQ. New research conducted by faculty at Binghamton University, State University of New ⦠Continue reading â
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Hello! Today, I have a great guest post from Chris about value investing. Chris started a digital marketing business that focuses on freelance writing, content marketing, and SEO — all while working full-time and playing dad to two kids. You can check out his blog – Money Mozart to read more. Have you been thinking […]
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Are you retired but interested in going back to work? Unless youâve developed some hobbies or have significant interests outside your career, retirement can be a lonely place. Suddenly, many of your social contacts are gone. Mental and intellectual pursuits ⦠Continue reading â
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What is micro-investing? Lately, I have been hearing a ton about micro-investing, so I thought an article on the topic would be great. My sister-in-law and editor, Ariel Gardner, has been using micro-investing apps for over a year, and today she is going to teach you all about this topic. I heard about micro-investing for […]
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You might be able to transfer a portion of your 401(k) to an individual retirement account (IRA) while still employed. This is known as an in-service withdrawal. While in-service withdrawals can be a good option, that isnât always the case. Here ⦠Continue reading â
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The main goal of most investors is to garner enough money in the market to fund their retirement years. Yet, many investors are unsure of how to properly pull money out of their accounts once theyâre actually in retirement. The ⦠Continue reading â
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Are you a self-employed business owner that is looking for a cost-effective way to lower your taxes and help you save for retirement? If that fits your profile then opening a SEP (Simplified Employee Pension) IRA might be a good retirement account to start for your business. When I was researching what would be the […]
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If America is seeing a significant uptick in the number of grumpy old men â and women â one reason might well be the big shortfall during 2022 between inflation and their Social Security payments. According to the nonpartisan Senior ⦠Continue reading â
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