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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...
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...
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,...
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...
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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...
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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...
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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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The Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) is a federal law passed in 1974 that sets minimum standards for most voluntarily established pension and health plans in private industry. ERISA applies only to people working for...
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Real estate investing is a wonderful tool. But the key to financial independence or any other worthwhile financial goal has nothing to do with real estate.
Instead, the basics of building wealth—whether that’s with real estate, stock...
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It’s hard to get ahead in life when you’re paying 24% interest on credit card debt. Or, for that matter, 10% interest on personal loans or student loan debt.
Becoming debt-free takes you a giant leap up...
