My good friend Dave once went on a date with a woman who straight-up asked him which tax bracket he fell into. Taken aback by the womanâs lack of tact and transparent criteria for a partner, Dave swiftly changed the subject. After he paid for dinner, they went their separate ways. As you can imagine,
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A few weeks ago, I shared a monster list of ways to make more money. These weren’t cheesy chores or slimy scams, but legitimate ways a person could earn extra income if they needed. Most of the suggestions were drawn from GRS reader stories, from my friends’ lives, or from my own experience. They’re ways real people make real money when times are tough.
After I posted the list, though, I had a few people send e-mail or leave comments asking, “Why bother?” They wanted to know why I constantly harp on boosting your income.
It’s been nearly three years since I preached my complete “cash-flow” sermon. Today I’m going to preach it again. This will be review for long-time readers (or for folks who’ve read Your Money: The Missing Manual). For everyone else, one of the core tenets of the Get Rich Slowly philosophy is this simple truth: To build wealth, you’ve got to spend less than you earn. It all boils down to cash flow.
Do you need to show proof of insurance when renting a car? The short answer is no, but thereâs more to the story. Read on to find out more.
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Lenders offer lower rates on new home loans: Should you refinance your loan? Moneycontrol
I enjoy taking tests about as much as watching the St. Louis Cardinals blow a 6 run lead in the bottom of the 9th inning. Sometimes I’m amazed at the fact that I even passed the CFP® exam – because I hate taking tests that much. I’ve had one intern take the GMAT exam and […]
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What’s your legacy plan? This is a question that I often ask my clients. I ask this for many reasons, but the main reason is to get them thinking about what happens when they are not here. Have they taken care care of their wills, life insurance polices, and for this discussion: retirement plan beneficiaries. […]
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You can save hundreds of dollars on home repair costs by doing it yourself. Here are some resources we use to do our own repairs.
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Welcome to another Ask GFC! If you have a question that you want answered you can ask it here.If your questions get featured on GFC TV or the GFC Podcast, you are the lucky recipient of a copy of my best selling book, Soldier of Finance, and a $50 Amazon gift card.So what are you […]
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The best home and auto insurance bundles Here are some of the best bundle offers from insurance companies: Best Customer Support: Progressive Best Coverage Options: State Farm Best for Discounts: Allstate Best for Military Members: USAA Note that some of these offers may not be available in every state. Some states might also have additional […]
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