Updated Trinity Study Simulation – 2021 and Beyond
Using Wade Pfau’s data and “predictions” of the future, we’re creating an updated Trinity Study to use for our retirement planning.
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10 Risky Investments That Could Make You Lose Everything
If the stock market crashed again, would you respond by investing more? Is day trading your sport of choice? Do you smirk at the idea of keeping money in a savings account instead of investing it? If you answered yes to these questions, youâre probably an investor with a high risk tolerance. Hold up, Evel [â¦]
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5 Steps to Protect Your Digital Identity in The Age of Breaches
The record number of data breaches in 2017 (1,579 publicly-reported breaches to be exact) and the sensitivity of the data stolen (especially social security numbers and passwords) have led many to wonder how to protect themselves. Since I work in the identity protection industry, my friends and family have asked what recommendations they should follow… Read More
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This Gift Really Will Last a Lifetime
Would you spend $10 to change your life, or someone else’s?
IRA: #RealMoneyTalk, What Is That?
Some of us know it as I.R.A while others pronounce it âeye-ruh.â No matter if youâre team âI-R-Aâ or team âeye-ruhâ, you should definitely know what it means! These letters stand for Individual Retirement Account. Donât roll your eyes!…
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How Long Should I Keep Credit Card Statements?
Learn how long to hold on to important paperwork, including credit card statements and tax documents, in this article from Lexington Law.
Tips to Consolidate Credit Card Debt
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Mortgage Impounds vs. Paying Taxes and Insurance Yourself
If youâve been researching mortgages, or are in the process of taking out a home loan, youâve probably come across the term âimpoundsâ or âescrows.â When you hear these seemingly scary words, the loan officer or mortgage broker is referring to an impound account, also known as an escrow account. You may even be told [&hellip
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How to Retire in Denmark: Costs, Visas and More
If happiness is contagious, think about retiring in Denmark. Danes are routinely held to be some of the world’s happiest. Indeed two of the top five cities in a global survey of happiest cities occupy this tiny Scandinavian nation. Perhaps … Continue reading →
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Budgeting for Better Retirement Planning
How youâll live in retirement depends largely on how you budget for it now.
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