Thursday, February 19, 2026

Personal Finance

5 Ways to Teach Your Kids About Finance & Investing

In This Article After I completed my formal college education and entered the “real world,” I went on to work in real estate, insurance, housing, and eventually mortgages and private equity management. Through each of these work experiences, I...

4 Steps to Buy the Car You Want Within the Budget You Can Afford

In This Article Buying a car is a big investment, and if you’re living on a budget, you can’t afford to make mistakes. That’s why, before you head to the dealership, you need to do your homework—because there’s nothing...

How I Slashed My Spending by 50%

In This Article If you’re into early retirement like I am, chances are you’ve started analyzing ways to cut your budget. For me, a lot of it was taking a look at how much I spent on what each month....

How COVID-19 Stress Validates Dave Ramsey’s Approach to Debt

In This Article There’s really no doubt about it. Dave Ramsey’s desire to eliminate all debt is a pretty attractive approach in times like these. While members of the financial community are offering special programs to prevent widespread evictions and...

The Best Ways to Invest Your $1,200 Stimulus Check

It is no secret at this point that the coronavirus has had a major impact on both the economy as a whole and on an individual level. Many people have had their hours at work cut or even lost...

13 Ways to Ramp up Your Savings While Quarantined

Let’s face it, we all in some form or fashion have had our “cheese moved” recently. Like many of you, during the past few weeks of the shutdown, I’ve added a few skills to my resume: home-school teacher, hairdresser,...

7 Profitable Side Hustles in the Real Estate Field

Every day, you’re hustling. But maybe your hustle just isn’t enough to pay off those student loans. Or you need a few extra bucks to worry less about credit card bills. Or maybe you’re ready to buy an investment...

Opinion: Stocks Are a Better Bet Than Real Estate in 2020

In This Article From a financial standpoint, though times are challenging, you need to exploit the current situation to the best of your ability. As much as I feel the word “exploit” is somewhat disingenuous, in my opinion, it...

7 Steps to Managing Your Money in a Volatile Economy

In This Article Like most people who stepped off the Wall Street casino ride and into real estate, I did so because I wanted more control and fewer surprises. This spring, we have seen the end of the longest bull...

3 Reasons to Start a Business During Retirement

In This Article There are many compelling reasons to operate a small business in retirement. It’s a great use of your time, a productive way to keep your mind sharp, and a gateway to financial opportunity. Going from working every...
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