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But what can you do about inflation? Is there anyway to protect the money that we have now to ensure that it isn’t devalued along with everything else? The answer to these questions is far from certain, however, some experts do have a few recommendations.
Is there any way to pay a mortgage off quicker? Are there any tools and tips to reduce the amount of interest paid? The truth is there are some easy tips and tricks to pay off your home quicker.
In this article, I will go over the 10 levels of Financial Independence as spelled out on the ‘Next Level Life,’ YouTube Channel. As the author admits, the levels are largely a summarization of what is available elsewhere. The same is true here and likewise, the levels are highly subjective.
But what are Non-Fungible Tokens and how do you buy them? Are there tax consequences? How do you use an NFT, and can they be traded like a stock? In this article, I’ll cover all this and more.
This article will go over a list of items that many people forget they will have to pay for during retirement. Some may seem obvious to you, but my research shows that many people forget to plan for at least some of these.
Crypto can be difficult to understand. Earning interest on your crypto can be even more confusing. Make sure you are armed with the facts before you put your hard earned crypto at risk.
There are several intriguing reasons why it may not be the best idea to pay off your mortgage early. What may surprise you the most is that not paying off your home can be a financially sound move that is grounded in math.
The author of the wildly popular personal finance book, ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad,’ Robert Kiyosaki, has been on a tear lately claiming that October 2021 would bring the ‘biggest crash in world history.’ But should you listen to him?
In general, leasing a car comes with much lower monthly costs and will allow you to ‘upgrade’ your ride every few years. On the other hand, buying a car will lead towards your eventual ownership… something that can’t be taken away.
Not all Financial Advisors are cut from the same cloth. Some are good. Some are bad. This article will help you choose an appropriate Financial Advisor
