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Student loan debt reached more than $1.6 trillion in 2020, according to the Federal Reserve. Student loans (and their interest rates) are a constant topic of conversation, and it’s often cited as a major reason why...
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For decades, a fierce debate has been raging in investing circles: Which is better, active or passive management? According to the active management crowd, a talented stock or bond picker can find a way to rise...
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Some money gurus would have you believe that extreme budgeting, which includes tactics like reducing your grocery bill or car payment, is the key to financial success. While these tactics can be useful for freeing up...
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There is a rosy glow about real estate investing—a land of opportunity, eye-popping numbers, and the lure of a tangible asset that can be painted a calming shade of blue. And a lot of these upsides...
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Wow. So, as it turns out, tracking your spending isn’t as easy as I make it sound on the BiggerPockets Money podcast. (Who knew?)
I knew it would be challenging to do this—and I wanted to show...
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As Coronavirus restrictions begin to ease and our world gradually gets back to normal, it can be complicated (and intimidating) for young people to get started in real estate investing. During the pandemic, the investing world...
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Key Takeaways
Financial experts suggest diversifying your real estate portfolio to help mitigate your investment risks. Stocks and bonds are among the most common asset types for diversification.Stocks offer higher potential returns, but there are also higher...
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You’ve probably heard the adage: “It’s not what you make, but what you keep.” Chances are that this statement resonates with you. After all, it makes sense to “keep” and save your money when you can, right?...
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Would you like to make more money? Silly question, I know.
Boosting your income is one of two main levers you can pull to increase your savings rate and fast forward your journey to financial independence. (The...
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Well, February started with me being super excited about my January grocery spending success, but also a bit upset about the car repairs that threw my budget off track. I was determined to make February a...
