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Choosing Between Retirement Accounts: Traditional IRA, Roth IRA And 401k
Administrative note: This article assumes that you’re familiar with the basic differences between a traditional IRA, a Roth IRA, and a 401(k). If you’re not, I’d recommend IRS Publication 590–it’s free, it’s written in plain-English, and it’s quite thorough. The only drawback is that it doesn’t provide any guidance for choosing between accounts. IRA vs. […]
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How I budget with a variable income
It seems like everybody’s goal lately is to leave their job and become a freelancer. And that’s great! Freelancing gives you flexibility and control — and, plus, you get to work from home in your yoga pants.
But as someone who has transitioned into that role full-time, there are certain things I do miss about having an employer:
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American Family Budget: An Interview With Dave Ramsey’s Daughter, Rachel Cruze
Because my husband and I created our familyâs budget based on Dave Ramseyâs teachings, I have wondered what life was like for his children. In Smart Money Smart Kids, the book that Ramsey says was 20 years in the making, he and his daughter Rachel Cruze lay out a plan for parents based on her
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Chapter 10: Use a Retirement Calculator
Are you on track with your retirement savings? Use our retirement calculator to analyze your progress and discover how much you need to save.
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10 Essentials For Creating Retirement Income You Won’t Outlive
When it comes to retirement planning, most of the emphasis is placed on accumulating the largest retirement portfolio possible. That is certainly important â in fact itâs probably the foundation of all good retirement planning. However thereâs a lot more involved in retirement planning. Iâve put together a master retirement plan, that includes ten individual […]
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Lending for Real Estate Investors
One of the most critical things needed as a real estate investor is access to capital. If youâre only wholesaling and assigning properties, you wonât need muchâ¦but your goals likely include either eventually owning rental properties, or maybe doing some fix and flip deals. Today, Kris Bonocore joins me on the show. Kris is a VP with LendingOne, one of the nationâs largest lenders. We discuss different types of lending and the pros and cons of each. All aimed to help you in your journey to FREEDOM! Letâs jump into the show!
How To Pay Off Your Mortgage Early – Everything You Need To Know
Are you interested in learning how to pay off your mortgage early? Have you ever dreamt of what life would be like without a mortgage? What would you do without your monthly mortgage payment? Now that I’ve got you thinking, you are probably wondering how you can make this possible. To get you even more […]
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How to Become a Freelance Writer (from 0 to $30,000+ per month)
If youâre interested in learning how to become a freelance writer so you can earn an amazing income from home, this post is for you. Imagine being your own boss, having nearly unlimited income potential, and being able to work in your pajamas if you want to. Instead of slaving away in a cubicle all […]
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Selling a rental property? Here are the tax consequences
Selling a rental property is more complicated than selling your personal home. If you’re not using the proceeds to buy another property, it’s going to cost you.