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I was talking to my buddy and co-worker Craig Curelop recently. It was about 7:00 p.m., and we were having one of our not-infrequent discussions about financial freedom late after work. As usual, Craig was cooking...
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The following is an excerpt from Grant Sabatier’s new book Financial Freedom: A Proven Path to All the Money You Will Ever Need. Pick up a copy here, and follow Grant’s blog Millennial Money for advice...
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If you’re an investor or simply researching investing options, you’ve probably heard the question debated: “Is investing in real estate better than the stock market?”
We might be a bit biased, but today, we’re going to delve...
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Tax laws are set up for real estate investors to avoid taxes if we arrange our affairs appropriately. Have you been overpaying?
Sure, having a good CPA is a great start to getting your taxes right—but making...
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There really isn’t anything profound to say. This is not a complex or difficult problem to solve on paper.
It’s simple: you’re broke because of your poor financial decisions.
You need to change your behavior to...
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You can’t (or at least shouldn’t) borrow every penny to buy investment properties—or a home, for that matter.
So, you need some of your own cash in the game. But where does it come from?
From saving, of...
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Want to stop living paycheck to paycheck and find yourself with extra money that you can invest in a better future for yourself? I can show you exactly how to do that—without eliminating all the fun...
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As an investor looking to build wealth and retire early, you’ve likely considered taking advantage of a Roth IRA, a special type of retirement account that doesn’t require you to pay taxes—provided certain conditions are met,...
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Do you worry about your finances frequently, yet don’t do anything to change the situation you’re in? These small steps will help you get to a place of financial security.
5 Steps You Can Take TODAY to...
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The other day, I was watching CNN. There was a report stating that 40 percent of Americans do not have $400 saved for emergencies.
I can’t say it’s shocking—so many of us are living paycheck to paycheck...
