If youâre a furloughed government employee, you are likely feeling a good deal of stress and uncertainty about how to manage your finances during the government shutdown. While missing a paycheck is a financial moment no one wants to experience, there are many ways you can keep your financial health intact. Thereâs no need to
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I write a lot at Get Rich Slowly about Financial Independence, by which I essentially mean early retirement (or semi-retirement). That is, accumulating enough money that I no longer have to work. To me, escape from work has always seemed like the ultimate goal.
This is probably because my father held out retirement as a sort of Promised Land. He worked hard â if not always effectively â and he always made retirement and the end of work seem like the goal of life. And the sooner one reached retirement, the better.
But whenever I write about early retirement or Financial Independence, I get e-mail and comments from readers who never want to stop working. They love their jobs. Others write to say that we’re not supposed like the work that we do, but we’re supposed to do it anyhow. It builds character, and helps us pay the bills.
With their sheer size and economic gravity, cities like New York or Los Angeles will always appeal to wealthy buyers. But newcomers to the scene like Austin, TX, Boise, IN, or Minneapolis, MN leverage economic vitality and fast growth across all sectors (employment, population, income levels, lifestyle) to make significant gains on the luxury home […]
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Omaha is more than just an affordable city. Here’s why this charming city may surprise you.
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In addition to providing your current financial information and checking your VA eligibility, youâll need to prove that you have a decent enough credit score to qualify for a VA […]
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Redeeming rewards is generally â but not always â a seamless process, and some redemptions have more value than others.
I was so honored to be interviewed for an article on ProBlogger today. If you’re curious about the how I got started blogging, how long it actually took to make a consistent income, ideas on blogging revenue streams, and tips that will help you be more intentional with your efforts to succeed. Go read the interview here.
Can you borrow money from your Roth IRA? The decisive answer is yes! …and no. Find out why.
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One of the early online investment brokerage platforms, Firstrade offers first rate service. They provide all of the resources that you need as a do-it-yourself investor. That includes tools, calculators, and educational videos and articles, that will help you to be a better investor. The platform also offers an aggressive fee structure, that while not […]
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Consumer financial products are innovating faster than anyone can keep up with them. Every week I hear about dozens of new websites, apps, online pawnshops, and initial public offerings. Most are clunky, scammy, a waste of time. A few, however, are products Iâd strongly consider using myself. Theyâre fairly priced and address a genuine need.
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