APMEX Review: Is it Legit?
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How to buy bonds: The ultimate beginnerâs guide
Bonds might be the missing piece in your portfolio. Hereâs how to buy bonds, why you might need them, and what exactly to look for.Bonds might be the missing piece in your portfolio. Hereâs how to buy bonds, why you might need them, and what exactly to look for.
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Vanguard Sees Non-U.S. Equities, Emerging Market Bonds as Top Sectors in 2023
Vanguard has released its January 2023 investment and economic forecasts, and there are some interesting projections that all investors should consider. The forecast predicts faster economic growth in China than in the U.S. or Europe. When looking at investments, Vanguard ⦠Continue reading â
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What Are Dividends? Definitions, Insights, and How They Work
A dividend is a payment from a company to a shareholder who has invested in shares of the company. Publicly traded companies that offer dividends usually pay them on a fixed schedule and the amount given out to shareholders is based on the companyâs profit and performance. So, why should you care about dividends? Not
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Guide to Idle Funds: Where to Put Them
Idle funds are funds that aren’t serving any specific purpose or working for you in any way. This is a term that’s often used when discussing business and government finance. It’s common for government entities and corporations to have idle money sitting in cash reserves until it’s ready to be used for specific expenditures. It’s […]
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Am I financially independent? (And does it matter?)
It’s been two years since I last looked at my overall financial situation to determine whether I have the resources to meet my goals. In those two years, much has changed.
I sold my condo and bought a home in the country. I repurchased Get Rich Slowly. I invested in not one but three other businesses. The stock market has bounced around, I’ve begun part-time work at the family business, and I’ve made many other minor adjustments to my daily life.
With all of these fluctuations, I’m naturally left to wonder: Am I still financially independent?
As I’ve mentioned many times, financial freedom exists along a continuum. For the sake of this article, I’m discussing the fifth stage of FI, the point at which investment income supports standard of living.
At the end of 2016, I was FI (but only just). What about at the end of 2018? Do I still have enough saved to fund my future indefinitely? Let’s find out.
Are Appliance Extended Warranties Worth It?
Learn the differences among the types of warranties and what makes them worth the extra cash.
5 Powerful Mental Tips to Accomplish Your Goals
If you’ve ever had trouble creating financial goals and sticking to them, this podcast is for you.
17 Weekend Side Hustles: Ways To Make Extra Money On The Side
In this article, weâll feature a number of side jobs and ways to make money on the side that can be done on the weekends. Side hustle for extra cash!
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Cycles of Right and Wrong
Right and wrong are cyclical. For some (me and you) more than others (Warren Buffett). But an ideal portfolio never feels “wrong.”