A Six Figure Salary And NO Investment Plans? Are You Kidding Me?
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Careerbuilder released a study yesterday on the plight of workers living paycheck to paycheck. It [...]
10 Commitments You Should Make for Your Own Financial Success
What has more power, a resolution, a goal, or a commitment? You can “resolve” to go to Atlanta some day or have a “goal” of going to Atlanta, but if you make a “commitment,” well, that’s different. If I ask you about your plans for the weekend you’re supposed to go to Atlanta, you’ll say, [...]
Book Review: Millionaire By Thirty
Millionaire by Thirty: The Quickest Path to Early Financial Independence was written by Douglas R. Andrew and his two sons, Emron and Aaron.
The book takes a different approach than many financial authors in that it doesn’t advocate cutting up your credit cards, paying off all your debt, or discouraging you from drinking a latte every [...]
Could You Survive on 36 Percent Interest Rates Or Is That Too Little ?
But, if you were earning 36 percent on your investment portfolio, it would double every two years. Starting with just $1,000 in the bank, in twenty years you’d have over $1,024,000 depending on your compounding schedule. A 36 percent return on investment is a dream come true for most businesses.
But, apparently 36 percent isn’t enough…
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