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Trading stocks on Robinhood using automated methods with python is as about as easy as trading stocks on its now infamous app. With this tutorial, you should up and trading stocks literally in under 10 minutes.
The “Debt Avalanche” is a strategy for debtors to tackle their debt in a way that takes advantage of paying off the debt in the fastest way possible. With a focus on paying down debt that has the highest interest rate, this strategy directly competes with the Snowball Method as the 2nd most popular debt repayment strategy.
The “Debt Snowball” is a strategy for debtors to tackle their debt in a way that takes advantage of human psychology. Essentially, one’s debts are listed out from smallest down to largest and all efforts above and beyond paying minimum payments are focused on paying off those on the top of the list. The smallest debts are paid off first. The largest debts paid off last.
An Emergency Savings should be set aside for expenses that truly constitute an emergency. Do you plan an emergency? No! So, you shouldn’t plan to spend your emergency fund either. When you are desperate, and you need the ability to pay for things that affect life, limb, or eyesight then you know that you can withdraw from your emergency fund.
The 4% rule for retirement is a rule of thumb developed to determine what a safe withdrawal amount is for a retiree on an annual basis. Safe is roughly defined as not depleting the underlying assets for 30 or more years.
A common expression among Personal Finance experts is to, ‘Pay Yourself First.’ But what does that mean? After all if you could pay yourself anything why would you ever stop? Would you decide to pay anyone else first if given the choice?
You will find that selling hotdogs is not very complicated. For the most part, the food you would be selling is precooked and not likely to spoil. Finding and paying for supplies is not difficult and the Total Addressable Market (TAM) is basically the entire country. Everyone eats… and most people will eat a hotdog
The Financial Independence, Retire Early Movement (FIRE) is a movement where adherents attempt to change their lifestyle to become financially independent, thereby retiring early. Many of the unofficial tenants of the FIRE ideology buck traditional western lifestyles, seeking a simpler and more sustainable way of life. The term itself doesn’t reference a specific methodology, however, its birth can be tied to specific written works.
This calculator will help you determine what your car payments will be based on the price of the car, the sales tax paid, whether or not you have a trade in, estimated rebates, down payments, the interest rate and length of the loan.
This article is geared towards someone who knows a teeny tiny bit about python… but not much more than that. All of this code can be copied and pasted for use in your own scripts or Jupyter Notebooks. Just change up the variables in the designated section and you should be able to easily calculate compound interest as needed for varying time periods.
