The 10 most walkable cities in the U.S.A also have great mass transit and biking ratings.
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You probably already know you need to save more money â but where do you start? The thought of stockpiling away funds isnât glamorous, but learning some simple tricks for how to save money as early as possible will be beneficial in the long run by establishing good habits. And itâs easier than you may
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I’m generally an even-keeled guy. I don’t get worked up about much. I understand that different people have different perspectives, so I try to be respectful when others disagree with me. Having said that, there are indeed certain things that piss me off. Here are a couple that are centered around the idea of planning your retirement based on how much of your paycheck you should save.
For instance, I get mad-dog lathered up at traditional advice about how much to save for retirement, such as this article at Business Insider (echoed here at The Wall Street Journal):
So how much are you supposed to be saving in order to finance 20 to 30 years post-work? The commonly accepted rule of thumb is that you’ll want about 70% of your former annual income â at least â to continue living at or near the style to which you’ve been accustomed.
Today weâll check out âDiamond Residential Mortgage Corp.,â a Midwest mortgage lender thatâs named after its founder, not the precious gem. The company is relatively young, having been founded in 2009, but is already a billion-dollar per year originator. What stands out about them is their wide array of available loan programs, including ITIN mortgages,… Read More »Diamond Residential Mortgage Review: No Borrower Is Left Behind Thanks to Their Endless Menu of Loan Programs
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Are you curious about your net worth? Knowing your liquid net worth gives you a snapshot of your financial health and can…
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Wealthfront recently released a free automated financial planning suite of tools that will help you to plan for the future. Let’s take a look a how it works
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Itâs easy to think of investments as existing in a vacuum. You contribute money, wait a certain amount of time and watch your portfolio grow. Where that money goes – and how it grows – are questions most people would rather not think about. But the fact is, what you choose to invest in matters.
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Financial freedom is a goal for many people but what does financial freedom mean? It can mean different things to different people but to me, it means you have enough passive income that you do not need to work if you do not want to. You have money coming that will cover your expenses through … Read more
Decide to buy a computer these days and immediately you’re confronted with a complex decision process wherein you pit features against price. The choice is intensely personal and a total reflection of your tastes, priorities, and pocketbook. I know how I’ve gone about it in the past, but I was curious to see how other people approach the problem.
It wasn’t hard to get people to talk. (People are passionate about their computers!) But as they did, I identified three basic methods to decide on price:
Now that I think about it, this may be true for a lot of purchases!