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Random Roger's Retirement Planning
NOVEMBER 27, 2023
A point from the recent interview that I don't think I picked up on before is that the Cockroach is levered up as follows. The 2% in bitcoin was very noticeable which is a nice anecdote for my belief that small allocations to diversifiers can go a long way. Portfolio 3 is 100% VBAIX.
Gen Y Planning
AUGUST 1, 2023
From social media to texts, phone calls, emails, and news alerts—it’s incredible how much information we process regularly. Client Story We had a client saving up for a down payment on a home. Lesson #2: “Owning a Home is Always Better than Renting” Homeownership is often looked at with rose-colored glasses.
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The Big Picture
SEPTEMBER 19, 2022
BARRY RITHOLTZ, HOST, MASTERS IN BUSINESS: This week on the podcast, what can I say, I have yet another extra special guest, Albert Wenger, managing partner at Union Square Ventures. I found this conversation to be really intriguing. With no further ado, my conversation with Union Square Ventures’ Albert Wenger.
Clever Girl Finance
APRIL 10, 2024
Knowing about their differences and how to use them in your life will help you succeed with money and create a more stable financial situation. The differences between active and passive income streams Expert tip: Diversify your income sources How to use both types of income in your life Is rental income active or passive?
Sara Grillo
MAY 8, 2023
Indexed universal life (IUL) is often sold using smoke-and-mirrors sales shams, but in this podcast we’ll expose the truth! Listen to this if you are a financial advisors or consumer who wants to see through the crap and make better decisions about whether IUL is good for you (or your client) or NOT. You can buy 250 spreads.
Mr. Money Mustache
JANUARY 29, 2021
So, I kind of just bought the house next door to me. I don’t really need or want a second house. I don’t really need or want a second house. I have no long-term plans to be a landlord. I made the decision on a whim, and the whole transaction only took about 45 minutes of actual work. Figure 1: Just(in) listed.
Good Financial Cents
SEPTEMBER 7, 2022
Maybe you need to fill up your gas tank so you can get to work, or perhaps you have bills that need to be paid before your next check comes in. Sure, you want to learn how to invest so you can feel financially secure later in life, but that will have to wait. 2: Build up a digital real estate portfolio. 1: Work as a freelancer.
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