Career Change – Is It A Risk?
“Jesse, your career change…it’s a huge risk, right?” But how do I define risk? How does that definition apply to this question? Is my career change a huge risk? Is it risky at all?
“Jesse, your career change…it’s a huge risk, right?” But how do I define risk? How does that definition apply to this question? Is my career change a huge risk? Is it risky at all?
Hello! Today, I have a new side hustle to share with you that will show you how to make extra money. This is as a Search Engine Evaluator/Quality Rater for Google. Below is Sam Narzary’s guest post. Enjoy! Since quitting corporate slavery in 2016, I have been working online as a Google Rater (also known […]
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Show Summary What’s up everybody, welcome back to the show! Today I have a very special guest, Vince Palko! You might know him from his company Adtoons, where there’s a lot of…
I’m generally an even-keeled guy. I don’t get worked up about much. I understand that different people have different perspectives, so I try to be respectful when others disagree with me. Having said that, there are indeed certain things that piss me off. Here are a couple that are centered around the idea of planning your retirement based on how much of your paycheck you should save.
For instance, I get mad-dog lathered up at traditional advice about how much to save for retirement, such as this article at Business Insider (echoed here at The Wall Street Journal):
So how much are you supposed to be saving in order to finance 20 to 30 years post-work? The commonly accepted rule of thumb is that you’ll want about 70% of your former annual income â at least â to continue living at or near the style to which you’ve been accustomed.
What the heck are annuities? Thatâs what weâll focus on today. Weâll explain annuities in simple terms.
Because the holidays are quickly approaching, meaning many people will be spending more money, I want to share some ideas for how you can make extra money for the holidays. Let’s make this holiday season as happy and stress free as possible! See, for the average person, the fall and winter holidays can be very […]
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Don’t be startled to discover that you must “share” part of your land.
If youâre thinking of selling your home to a family member, that could be a win-win for all involved. However, you should know there are…
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Today’s post is by my awesome staff writer Jordann. Enjoy! One of the best things about personal finance is that it’s so personal. Everyone has their own strategy, tailored to their own specific personality. I think this is why there can be so many personal finance blogs out there, yet somehow we all still manage […]
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