If you’ve been an Apartment 34 reader for the past few – or coming on 10! – years (bless you), then you likely know that we purchased a 150-year-old San Francisco Victorian a few years back. Yes, it has been a few years. And no, there has not been a…
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Want to know what gets me really fired up? If there’s one thing that really grinds my gears, itâs when we find out a new client unknowingly has an annuity in his or her portfolio. Now, itâs not just the fact they have an annuity thatâs the problem. As I have shared on several occasions, there are definitely times […]
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Amid a tight labor market, many employers continue to look for ways to counter staffing shortages and lure potential hires back into the workforce. While some use creative benefits or work-from-home options as hiring draws, others hope to attract employees quickly with immediate cash in the form of a signing bonus. Many notable, large corporations […]
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Today weâll check out a SoCal direct lender and mortgage broker that goes by the name âDG Funding.â You may have come across them from a snail mail advertisement, as they tend to be active in that channel, especially if youâve applied for a home loan elsewhere. What makes them unique is that they operate… Read More »DG Funding Review: A Direct Lender That Also Operates as a Mortgage Broker
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Math is the language of the universe. And plots help visualize math.
Today, I present five important plots to explain personal finance basics.
Almost one full year ago, I built myself an experimental electric bike to see what all the hype was about. As a profanely vocal proponent of muscle-only transportation, I was skeptical of the idea at first. But in the spirit of a good experiment, I decided to just add the thing to my bike fleet and see […]
As a guy that loves sports, I considerable myself more than blessed to have 3 boys that are starting to love sports just as much (if not more) than me. Some of the best times we’ve had on the weekends is playing outside with any sort of ball: baseball, football, kickball. Heck, any ball will […]
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It’s both fascinating and useful to calculate the value of your time. Financial freedom gives you options and flexibility. But without time, that means nothing. Time is a precious resource that we should spend wisely.
Knowing the value of your time is helpful for a variety of reasons:
If you’re a freelancer, it can help you decide on gigs.
If youâre like me, half the reason you watch so many movies and TV shows is to get a glimpse inside the often-glamorous lives of your most beloved characters, and marvel at how they live. Youâre forever wishing you could dress like Carrie Bradshaw, share a few laughs with your closest friends in Monicaâs quirky […]
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Earlier this year I announced I was going to be participating in a 1 year investing contest, the Grow Your Dough Throwdown 2.0. So how’s it going so far?
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