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1119: The Key to Outperforming Competitors in ANY Market With Amy Stockberger

Since 2017, Amy Stockberger Real Estate has had the highest sales of any team in South Dakota. More impressive still, they’ve had the highest client-satisfaction ratings in the entire industry. What’s their secret? According to Amy, it’s the unrivaled level of support that they offer, which is based on her Lifetime Home Support™ system. Listen to today’s interview with Amy and discover what you can do to deliver unrivaled real estate service in your market while unlocking additional streams of revenue. This could be a game changer for your business; don’t miss it!

11 Things People Don’t Know Until They Become Poor

There are some perspectives you just can’t understand until you’ve been in the same situation. There are things which have to be experienced and learned before they can be understood, and we cannot truly judge someone else in that situation until we’ve been there too. Rich people and poor people see things very differently, especially … Read more

Making Side Income Can Help Blunt The Impact Of Becoming A One Income Family

My wife and I just had our first child 2 months ago, a healthy little baby boy named Carter. Becoming a parent has been a life changing experience, and one I recommend to anyone, but it isn’t without it’s challenges. While we were preparing to have our son, we realized that we were going to […]

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What Is Mortgage Amortization? How it Works and How to Calculate

Here’s what you should know about mortgage amortization, how it works, and how to calculate your mortgage amortization schedule.

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Challenging traditional measures of financial success: Homeownership

(This is Part II in a series about challenging traditional measures of financial success. Part I is The “Ivory Tower”: Reconsidering the college investment. Part III is The 9-to-5 job: Challenging how we earn a living.)

Last week, I was having dinner with my neighbor, a magnetic woman with a free spirit and a really youthful soul. She’s been renting the apartment above mine for something like 30 years.

“Do you ever think about buying a home?” I asked her.

What is an index fund exactly?

[This is the second installment in a series examining index funds. In Part I, we looked at the managed mutual fund market. In this installment, we will look at how an index is calculated and what an index fund is. In Part III, we’ll consider how to evaluate index funds and where to buy them.]

In the first part of this series, we saw that mutual funds are the dominant investment vehicle for individuals because they reduce risk through diversification on a scale that individuals cannot achieve on their own. And we mentioned that index funds typically have larger returns and lower fees than managed funds but that investors are largely unaware of their existence.

But why do we have index funds, and what are they?

How I Decreased My Weekly Office Hours From 40-plus to Less Than 8

Can a CEO Work 8 Hours a Week? Yes, and Here’s How I Did It… You sit down at your desk ready to destroy your workday. You brew a pot of coffee, break out your calendar, and dive into your most important task. And then it happens. The phone rings, or a co-worker stops by […]

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