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Just had a guest post published all about how a Roth IRA is a “retirement cheat code” 🔥
If you want tax-free growth, tax-free withdrawals, and a simple strategy to build long-term wealth, this one’s for you.
Go check it out and let me know what you think
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Just had a guest post published over at Personal Finance Opinions on why 50-year mortgages aren’t the breakthrough they sound like.
If you’re curious how they really impact affordability and long-term wealth, give it a read 👇
personalfinanceopinions.com/…
Took a break from Twitter to focus on building my blog. Here’s my latest post would love your thoughts.
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Was able to sell back vacation hour at my work these past week, perfect time to buy me some investments as a early Christmas present.
Just saw this article: Maybe it just me but I feel if you properly invest your money the last thing you should be worrying about is your retirement at this age.
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My wife’s car needs new brakes and I hate this because I have to spend a lot of money… for the car to continue doing the thing it already does.
I'll be the first to say that the rise of cash transfer apps is awesome, however it's incredibly annoying when you need to reimburse someone who doesn't use the same app as you.
Just saw that Meta is quietly stepping back from the metaverse after spending tens of billions, they could've given me 1 billion and gotten the same result. Would've been a win win for the both of us.
Funniest about gift giving in my family is that my brother and I give each cash each year and its always for the same amount. Nothing like breaking even giving each other gifts.
PSA: It’s okay to set a Christmas budget and still enjoy the season. You don't need to go into debt buying gifts for family and friends.
Sometimes things are just plain expensive other times things are expensive because we are paying for convenience.
If the proposed ‘Trump accounts’ start newborns with $1,000 and earns 8% annually, that money alone could grow to ~$4,000 by age 18.