10 Places Americans Are Saving for Retirement
Of the many ways to save for retirement, Americans like these best.
Of the many ways to save for retirement, Americans like these best.
Rental properties can be an amazing investment, but not every property will make a good rental. One way many people analyze rentals is with the 1% rule. The 1% rule in real estate investing states if the rents are 1% or more of the purchase price (or purchase price plus repairs) of the property, it … Read more
Do you want to learn how to become a tutor? Here is how Making Sense of Cents reader Trevor Klee earned $90,000 in one year working part-time with his tutoring business! If you have a laptop, an Internet connection, and enjoy taking standardized tests, you can make 6 figures part-time. He shares his expertise on […]
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The term âLEAPSâ in LEAPS options is actually an acronym, which stands for âLong-term Equity Anticipation Securities.â LEAPS options are long-term options that have an expiration period between one and three years, versus less than a year for standard options. LEAPS (sometimes called leap options) are derivatives contracts traded on exchanges, and allow investors to […]
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Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry recently sent a letter to the city of Atherton opposing new townhomes near his mansion.
2018 Top 10 Award Winner: Adrien Chabot! This is episode #424, and my guest today is Adrien Chabot. Adrien is a Northwest Indiana real estate investor, just around the bend from Chicago. He has been a full time real estate investor for only about 2 years, and with his partner, is on track to do around 100 deals this year.
How much money should you save, as a percentage of income? The 50/30/20 rule says to save 20 percent of your income. But it’s not always so simple.Learn how much of your paycheck you should save and get budgeting basics for Gen Z. Discover strategies to make the most of your savings plan and start building financial security today!
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Weâre all about retirement planning, and we often talk about Roth IRAs and other retirement accounts and strategies. But what about Social Security? It’s an often overlooked, though a highly critical, component of your retirement plan. There are ways to maximize your Social Security income, but the most effective strategies need to be put in place before […]
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The fortune cookie brings good luck and fortune to some of us. For others, it is just a whimsical thought to contemplate after enjoying a good meal. Fortune cookies tend to promise endless wealth and instant gratification, but in reality, reaching your fortune involves a bit more effort, including: budgeting, planning for the future, and
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[This is Part I of a two-part series on banking — what it does, and can do, for you. Part II is 5 things banks do for you that’s really important.]
What is money? Seriously, answer the question: What do you say is money? Everyone thinks they have a basic idea what money is, but no two people will come up with the same definition. And chances are none of them are correct.
In order to understand what money really is, we need to first look at its uses and then at the history of banking, because money and banking are so intertwined as to be inseparable.