Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
The world of online trading is a complex and widely ranged one. There are many different aspects and avenues a prospective online trader can take. It takes time and effort to perfect your practise, but luckily there is a lot of solid advice and guidelines available. If you need a safe and credible space to make the most out of your online trading acumen and
Anyone who loves to shop should consider timing their purchases to coincide with sales tax holidays; while only 16 states offer them, some shopping aficionados travel to take advantage of these tax-free windows. Jackie CohenJackie Cohen is an award winning financial journalist turned turned financial advisor obsessed with climate change risk, data and business. Jackie holds a B.A. Degree from Macalester College and an M.A.
Investing your money is one of the best things that you can do for your future. If you have any retirement dreams, you aren’t going to get there without investing. Maxing out your 401(k) account is one of the best ways to do that, but it probably isn’t going to be enough. Luckily, there are hundreds of ways that you can invest that don’t involve
5 reasons why buying a house in not a sound investment The common refrain you hear from home buyers is that “their house is an investment.” However, unless you are buying multiple houses to fix and sell, or to lease out, buying a home as an investment is not a particularly promising idea. Although there are a lot of benefits from owning a home, making
Investing would be a walk in the park if markets were predictable and saw consistent growth year after year. Over the long term, shares, mutual funds and bonds collectively produce positive returns. Yet, it is what happens to individual assets along the way that is a source of uncertainty. Since no individual or institution has the financial or logistical capacity to invest in all stocks,
Do you believe there is a difference between rich and wealthy? Have you ever considered it before? We’re going to spend two quick minutes in this article doing just that. Exploring the Difference Between Rich and Wealthy What is “Rich?” What is “Wealthy?” Time to jump back into grade school for a moment. Sometimes the best way to explore a topic is to lay a groundwork.
If you’re nearing retirement age, or simply planning in advance, you may be asking yourself how much you’ll need. We’re going to target one specific question in today’s article: “Can I live off interest on a million dollars?” Scenarios like this have many variables, so let’s start by asking some questions. Retirement Planning – Can I Live Off Interest On a Million Dollars? Some financial
I recently spoke with a good friend who announced she was going to pursue her long-time dream of writing. I was so happy for her. She then said she was going back to school. Much like me, my friend is a young mother and wife with a heart full of ideas and budget that doesn’t always make them possible. That’s why I want to talk
Do you know how much you need to live on during retirement? If so, then how can you be sure you’re putting away enough each year to reach that goal? These are important questions to ask during your working years. Thankfully, free calculators like cFIREsim were created for that purpose. Since my early days as a night teller in our bank’s drive up, I’ve tinkered
The Cashflow Quadrant could make you a millionaire. But how do you turn a formula on a page into dollars in the bank? We’ll explore that in today’s article. The information in Robert T. Kiyosaki’s book, “Rich Dad’s Cashflow Quadrant” is a follow-up to his best-seller, “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.” Kiyosaki used this formula in his own life, enabling him to become so wealthy that
