My 2021 savings will pay for my lifestyle in 2040, 2059, and 2078 (if I’m lucky). And your 2021 savings will pay for your entire lifestyle in future years. This article will show you the math.
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People are generally unaware of the fees attached to their 401k. Even when they are, that awareness is usually limited. Those fees can get pricey though, and many of them are hidden or difficult to suss out. To help you stay on top of your money, weâve put together information on finding and mitigating those
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With the arrival of our second child, my wife and I have revisited how much life insurance we need. Then we had our third son, and she quit her job, so now we’re trying to determine the amount that we need on her to make us comfortable. We’re very fortunate in the sense that her […]
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Last summer, I was forced to relocate out of my cozy, bungalow-style apartment in West L.A. Living in one of the most unaffordable rental markets in the U.S., I was resigned to the fact that, to enjoy my ideal setup of living by myself, Iâd have to pay nearly twice as much for the same-sized
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Rates are rising, while both stocks and bonds are falling. Here are some pro tips to protect your nest egg.
How was the real estate market in Phoenix last month? Homie has your update.
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Welcome to June’s business report where I show you how I made money online and traveled full-time last month. It’s time to look at this month’s update and see how I did. If you’re new to Making Sense of Cents, you may be wondering why I would want to publish my business report each month. This all […]
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The maximum amount undergraduate students can borrow in federal student loans each year is $12,500. If youâre attending a private college, that will only cover about a third of your annual cost of attendance. If your savings and federal loans fall short, youâll probably need to apply for private student loans to bridge the gap. Although […]
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Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed mortgages fell this week, with the current rate borrowers were quoted on…