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Some Workers Can Supersize Their Tax-Deferred Retirement Savings In 2023
The IRS has issued the 2023 retirement contribution limits and the differences between what salaried workers can sock away and how much self-employed workers can save are striking. Weâll discuss how some workers can supersize their tax-deferred retirement savings in ⦠Continue reading â
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How To Become A Freelance Writer
Want to learn how to become a freelance writer with no experience? Here’s how you can find freelance writing jobs and make money at home. Finding a freelance writing job is a dream for many. Being able to make money writing from home can be a great career choice. Today, I have a great interview […]
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The cost of living off-grid: Can you afford to live a life unplugged?
Living off the grid requires a big initial investment. But this lifestyle change can ultimately reduce your long-term costs.Living off the grid requires a big initial investment. But this lifestyle change can ultimately reduce your long-term costs.
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Angel Oak Home Loans announces exit from retail channel – HousingWire
Angel Oak Home Loans announces exit from retail channel HousingWire
Is A College Degree a Waste If You’re Self-Employed?
A question that I am often asked now that I am self-employed is if I think my college degrees were a waste. I sort of wrote about this last year in Is a Business Degree a Waste? As a reminder, I have three degrees – my undergraduate degrees are a B.S. in Business and a B.A. in […]
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The Wealth Stack: 7 Assets [REQUIRED] for Financial Freedom
If you’re taking the time to read my words, chances are good you are ready to earn more â to find ways to build the kind of long-term wealth that can change your life. Trust me when I say I know exactly how that feels. I didn’t grow up with much, and I barely knew […]
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How to earn more money: Three ways to boost your income
There’s no question that frugality is an important part of personal finance — you can’t outearn dumb spending — but trying to get rich by pinching pennies is like trying to win a car race by conserving gas. If you want to reach the finish line fast, you can’t be shy with the accelerator!
Today I want to explore a better way to boost your savings. Let’s talk about how you can earn more money. Whether you’re self-employed or working for somebody else, your income is determined by three factors:
- Your knowledge and skills. If you want to earn more, it pays to learn more.
- Your productivity. Both the quality and the quantity of your work affect how much people are willing to pay you.
- Your ability to sell yourself. To be paid what you’re worth, you have to ask for it.
If you want to earn more money, you have to become more valuable in the job marketplace — and demonstrate that value for the market to see. Let’s look at how to make that happen.
Real Estate Freedom Series – Jerry Green
Show Summary What’s up, everyone! Hey, I’m Mike Hambright from FlipNerd.com and I recently hosted an online event for members of my Professional Real Estate Investor Facebook Group, which you can…
Future of Real Estate Investing
Show Summary Hey everybody, welcome to the show! I am really excited to have you here and excited to be joined by one of my business partners, Jason Lewis. Jason and…