7 Ways to Squeeze More Money Out of Social Security for Life
Social Security is a critical part of your retirement plan. Here’s what you must know to maximize your benefits.
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The “Ivory Tower”: Reconsidering the college investment
(This is Part I in a series about challenging traditional measures of financial success. Part II is Challenging traditional measures of financial success: Homeownership. Part III is The 9-to-5 job: Challenging how we earn a living.)
Not going to college was never really an option for me. “Don’t even joke about that,” my mom once said when I brought up the idea as a teenager.
My parents never went to college and believed they suffered financially because of it. Statistically, they may be right. According to the data, a bachelor’s degree can help you earn significantly more than a high school diploma.
Yes, You Can Beat the Market
The question isn’t, “Can you beat the market.” Of course, you can. The question is, “Why bother trying?”
7 Ways to Invest in Farmland
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Are You On Track For Retirement? Betterment RetireGuide⢠Will Help You Figure It Out
Betterment’s RetireGuide⢠tool makes it simple and efficient to see just how much you’re going to need to save for retirement. Are you on track?
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CrowdStreet review 2023: Real estate crowdfunding for accredited investors
CrowdStreet allows high-net-worth individuals to invest in long-term, high-yield commercial real estate deals. Read about the pros and cons.CrowdStreet allows high-net-worth individuals to invest in long-term, high-yield commercial real estate deals. Read about the pros and cons.
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What Credit Score is Needed for a Mortgage?
Would you lend a stranger $249,500? Would you trust that person to repay the entire amount, plus interest? Would you trust that person to pay it all back within 30 years? Those are the questions that mortgage lenders have to ask themselves when deciding whether or not to approve a mortgage loan. $300,000 is the
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Homieâs Utah Housing Market Update March 2021
The Utah real estate market continued seeing highs and lows. Hereâs your monthly update on whatâs happening. Data from Utah MLS from March 1, 2021 […] Read More
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MintFamily with Beth Kobliner: Are You Financially Prepared for a Natural Disaster?
After Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, I was surprised to learn that homeownerâs insurance didnât cover much of the damage. I dug into the topic for a series on NPR and learned that the government’s National Flood Insurance Program is subsidized by the government at an average cost of $600 a year. Itâs not all
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How I Made Money Blogging From Home In May
Welcome to May’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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