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There are different paths to retirement. Some ways might be faster or more optimal, but there isn’t a one-size-fits all. One way (or a combination)
10 Must Ask Interview Questions For a Financial Advisor
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Hiring a financial advisor is a big decision. Whether you have worked for many years or just started in the workforce, this is your money
How to Become an Investor: 10 Ways
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Anyone can become an investor. It doesn’t matter where you came from, what your current situation is, or any past successes or failures with money.
Is Flying a Discount Airline Worth It?
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Is flying a discount airline worth it? This is a question I have asked myself on more than one occasion. It’s a question that doesn’t
Dollar-Cost Averaging: Why I Do It and 7 Reasons You Should Too
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Dollar-cost averaging is a strategy I wish I had employed years ago. I don’t remember the exact time I learned about the strategy, but I
Rookie Money Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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There are money mistakes and then there are rookie money mistakes. There’s nothing wrong with making mistakes, it’s how we learn. And rookies, or newbies,
Top 10 Reasons to Pay Yourself First
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Pay yourself first. You may have heard this term before, or it might be the first time you’re seeing it. However you found it, I’m
Ten of the Most Faulty Money Assumptions
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I wrote about it in my book Cash Uncomplicated, but it bears repeating. I was filled with faulty money assumptions and it heavily impacted my
Money Buckets: How I Allocate My Monthly Income
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I’ve been asked a few times how I allocate my money so I decided to write a post about it. I personally use money buckets–it’s
The 6 Personal Finance Non-Negotiables
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I originally wrote my book Cash Uncomplicated for people who wanted to do better with their money and didn’t understand why they were constantly struggling
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