I was a college intern at a local investment firm when I first learned what a âstock market crashâ was. It was 2001 and the market was already on the decline. After the tragic events of 9/11, the stock market continued to lose value. Hereâs how the S&P 500 looked in 2001 (chart courtesy of […]
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The prospect of getting hitched often gives a couple butterflies â about their enormous wedding budget. But marrying your special someone doesnât have to mean going into debt. A wedding budget breakdown can help you prioritize which elements matter most to you, so you can achieve the wedding of your dreams without going overboard. Weâll […]
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Homebuyer competition is fading fast in these key places across the country.
Hello! Today, I have a great personal story to share from Stephen Somers. You may remember Stephen from his past guest post How to Quit Your Job & Build An Incredible Side Income on Amazon. Enjoy! Winston Churchill once said “success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” My career as […]
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No, I’m not calling you a dummy. But if you’re panicking about the stock market, here’s the easy primer you need to chill your ass out.
Regular followers on this blog and my YouTube videos know that Iâm a pretty positive guy. So why would I take on a topic like how to prepare for the next recession? And why would I even speculate that it may happen as early as this year? Because itâs going to hit â sooner or […]
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At the age of 50, I was laid off.
It was a Thursday morning in August of 2013 and it came on a conference call along with hundreds of co-workers. I had been working in one way or another since the age of 13 â babysitting, apple picking, camp counselor, journalist. It was the first time I had ever been involuntarily out of work.
Did I mention it happened while I was technically on vacation? Yep. I had to dial in to a conference call to lose my job while at the beach on Cape Cod. Oh, Corporate America.</
Our guide helps you make sense of your financial aid award letter. It’s essential reading before you compare options and decide on a college.Our guide helps you make sense of your financial aid award letter. It’s essential reading before you compare options and decide on a college.
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Right and wrong are cyclical. For some (me and you) more than others (Warren Buffett). But an ideal portfolio never feels “wrong.”