It’s hard to get ahead in life when you have thousands of dollars in debt hanging around your neck. Yes, it’s expensive, and yes, it keeps you up at night, among dozens of other reasons to get out of debt….
Want to learn what it means to have no good deed go unpunished? Try giving your house to a family member. Why? Because Uncle Sam will try to squeeze every last bit of value out of your generosity. Which means…
Choosing a wine is like choosing a book: There are a million options to choose from. You can get recommendations from a friend, but unless you know what you like, you gamble on whether their taste aligns with yours. But…
I’ve listened to a lot of personal development audiobooks over the years. Despite listening to hundreds of hours, I’ve always been reluctant to write about personal development. I like the tangibility of facts, stats, actionable steps, and takeaways. I like…
Many older adults struggle to make ends meet each month. At the same time, they often own thousands of dollars of real estate equity in their home. Meanwhile, their mortgage payment adds to their monthly living expenses. If you or…
I hear it repeatedly from new investors: “I want to get more serious about my investments, but everything I read about investing sounds like a foreign language!” One of those new vocabulary terms that personal finance nerds like me bandy…
As a real estate investor and real estate entrepreneur, I’m a great believer in direct real estate ownership. But it’s not for everyone. It’s hard to buy an investment property if you have less than $1,000 to invest, for example….
I hear the question all the time from new investors: “I have some money, but what should I invest it in?” It’s the first question a person asks when they find themselves with excess cash for the first time in…
The United States is aging, and fast. With roughly 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day, we will have more seniors (those over 65) than children (those under 18) by 2035, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The Census Bureau illustrates…
Corrections are part of the natural order of markets. Markets move erratically because they’re driven by millions of people pushing, pulling, and reacting. While there can be wisdom in the crowd over the long term, in the short term, markets…
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