In This Article
“Stocks have generally returned ~7-9% a year compared to 2-4% for real estate over the past 60 years.” —The Financial Samurai
That, of course, is only one part of the story. Real estate is often seen as...
In This Article
If you’re reading BiggerPockets, you probably have some interest in real estate investing, building a business, or even retiring early. These are big, exciting goals!
Unfortunately, if you are anything like the average American, you may not...
In This Article
So you want to achieve financial independence, huh? You fantasize about telling your boss to take a hike, traveling the world, spending time with your family, and pursuing that passion project.
You’re not alone. I dream about...
In This Article
Whether you want to retire in three years or 30, you still need to answer a fundamental question: How much money do I need? It’s a question with both simple and complex answers, depending on how...
In This Article
Have you been hearing the term “FIRE” thrown around a lot lately in the personal finance world? That’s not surprising. It’s an exciting movement that’s changing the way people think about work, money, and retirement. Still,...
In This Article
Did you know the average American has only $96,000 saved for retirement? This amount is not nearly enough!
It’s never too late to start saving, but it’s better to start preparing for your retirement as early as...
In This Article
I speak with investors almost every day about the same thing: How do I replace my income or at least a part of it? What does it look like, and what do I do to get...
In This Article
As I sit here in the mall composing my thoughts about writing this article, I am overcome with a sense of joy and accomplishment from achieving “financial independence.” This term that we throw around — “financial...
In This Article
For many consumers, credit cards are an integral part of their finances. From online purchases to booking a vacation, it’s handy to have at least one credit card in your wallet. A few benefits to consider:...
In This Article
For decades, I’ve called what I do in terms of investing “purposeful planning.” It involves four pillars, which have evolved over the years and proven themselves to be very effective. In fact, more often than not,...
