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Crushing Your Long-Term Financial Goals

It’s important to have goals. Goals start as dreams or an idea and become a reality when they are written down, developed, and measured. Goals are so important to me that I have a chapter in my book Cash Uncomplicated specifically about goals. In my book, I write about short-term, medium-range, and long-term goals. In today’s post, we’ll focus specifically on long-term financial goals and how to crush those goals.

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Investing is Not Supposed to Be Immediately Exciting

It’s exciting to go to the racetrack, put down some money on a horse, and win big on a long shot. Coming home from the track with a couple thousand in your pocket has to be a good feeling. Not that I would know because I’ve never won more than 60 or 70 dollars—but a few thousand has to feel great!

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How To Double $10,000 Quickly—In 45 Days or Less

If you’ve read any of my previous posts or my book, you know that I’m not into the get rich quick, too good to be true type of stuff. So when someone asks how to double $10,000 quickly, I’m naturally cautious. With that said, it is possible to quickly double $10,000—there are actually many ways to do it.

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6 Easy Lunch Ideas To Save You Money

A couple months ago I wrote a post about how much money making your own coffee can save you every day, week, month, and year. A reader commented that she was interested in finding out how much money bringing her own lunch would save her.

Great post idea I thought so I broke down the numbers in this post about bringing your own lunch.

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How To Become a Millionaire in 10 Years or Less

You struggled for years with money like I did and have decided to turn around your situation. Great first step! You’re reading the personal finance classics like The Millionaire Next Door, The Richest Man in Babylon, Rich Dad Poor Dad, and the Total Money Makeover. Maybe you’ve even read my book Cash Uncomplicated.

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The Sure Bet: Paying Off Debt

In my last post, I wrote about using a monthly surplus to pay off the house early or invest more. Both great options, one more optimized than the other. Either way, a really good place to be in. In today’s post, I’m going to write about the surest bet anyone can make—paying off debt.

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