4 Ways Middle-Income Families Are Coping With Inflation
As the reality of higher prices sinks in, Americans are taking action.
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2018 Top 10 Award Winner: John Martinez
2018 Top 10 Award Winner: John Martinez! This is episode #406, and my guest today is John Martinez. Whether you know John yet or not, youâre in for a very special treat today. John has evolved as the nationâs leading sales trainer for real estate investors, and today is shares some amazing techniques with us so you can take your business to a whole new level!
How to negotiate when you hate negotiating
In an ideal world, you wouldn’t need to go negotiate. In an ideal world, the weather would be perfect, there would be no war, and your employer would simply say, “Hey, your value to our company has increased. Here’s ten thousand dollars.”
If only, right? When it comes to earning more, negotiating is usually a necessary part of the equation. The negotiating masters among us have a serious leg up.
I do not have a leg up. In most circumstances, I dread negotiating. I’d rather watch paint dry than negotiate. I’d rather eat a chard smoothie. I’d rather give someone a ride to the airport at 8am on a Monday.
Why I Went With A Credit Union Over A Bank
The following is a partnership with SELCO Community Credit Union on the benefits of credit unions, and why I went with a credit union over a bank. All opinions are 100% my own. There are many benefits of credit unions such as lower fees, lower loan rates, and more. Today, you’ll learn about why you […]
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So I Bought an Electric Car…
Before we begin, I should probably admit that the Mustache family absolutely did not need a new car. Or even a new used car. In fact, we didn’t even need the two older used cars that we have been keeping around for the last five years, because our local life has blossomed so nicely in this small […]
The Cheap Ticket Into the Elite Class
If you ask a modern member of today’s American Elite to review Mr. Money Mustache’s childhood and educational history, the report would probably come back dripping with sympathy and disdain. I went to public school (the only school, really), in a lower-middle income small town. I didn’t join many extracurricular activities or attend any private […]
How Much Car Can You Afford? [Steps w/ Calculator]
If youâre not careful, you can wind up paying more than a car is truly worth â or paying more than you can afford. Use these smart tips to figure out how much car you can afford.
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Houston Attorney Thrives on Doing The Impossible – Daily
In this extremely wealthy country of ours, the chief barrier to wealth is often the information, or misinformation that gets stuck inside our own heads. People with the right knowledge can develop the right habits, and these habits lead them to accumulate wealth very quickly. Meanwhile, the majority of people pick up incorrect financial ideas and […]
Best Time To Buy A Car + Tips To Saving BIG When You Buy Your New Ride
Getting a new car is one of the better feelings in life, I’ll admit. But, itâs also one of the biggest financial transactions most people make. Get a good deal, and you’ll save a ton of money over the life of the car. Strike a bad deal, and it can haunt you for years. It […]
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Mortgages and Loans: The Basics of Borrowing
Big loans make some people squeamish. This used to surprise me. I wondered how, for example, a client could talk openly about life insurance, with its end-of-life implications, then get sweaty palms over a mortgage refinance. Another client might, after systematically considering the need for disability insurance, balk at a mortgage equity line of credit […]
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