Risk and Reward
Risk and reward is the basic relationship in investing. Learn how to apply it to your financial life.
Risk and reward is the basic relationship in investing. Learn how to apply it to your financial life.
Auto insurance is more than just a legal requirement: Itâs a way to protect yourself (and your property) in case you cause an accident.
The telltale orange leaves and nip in the air means itâs that time again: Fallâs cool breezes will soon give […]
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Too many people finance things in today’s loan-happy world that we live in. By signing up for financing or paying for a purchase with a credit card, you may think that item is more “affordable” due to the fact that you aren’t paying for it with money that you already have. And, just because the […]
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Youâve probably seen dozens of lists like this, but letâs admit it – most of them center on locations that are already flooded with retirees for all the usual reasons. On this list, Iâm zeroing in on cities that offer tangible financial advantages to retirees. Sure, theyâre great places to retire. But each also offers […]
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“Time is money,” my father used to tell me when I was a boy. He didn’t like how I dawdled with my chores. I didn’t understand what he meant back then. To me, time and money were two very different things. As a kid, I had lots of time but very little money.
Now, as a nearly fifty-year-old man who has written about personal finance for the past twelve years, I get it. Dad was right: Time is money â and money is time.
This notion is the central lesson of Your Money or Your Life, the personal-finance classic by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin. “Money is something we choose to trade our life energy for,” they write. “You are the one who determines what money is worth to you. It is your life energy. You ‘pay’ for money with your time. You choose how to spend it.”
The authors say that because you spend time in order to earn money, you’re also spending time whenever you make a purchase. This has some powerful implications.
Because of the time factor, Dominguez and Robin argue that you don’t earn as much as you think you do. You may be paid $33 an hour, but your real hourly wage is less than that. Possibly much less.
Today, I have partnered with Aura. Aura is the leader in intelligent safety solutions and provides all-in-one digital protection for consumers. Nowadays, we do almost everything online. From shopping, to paying bills, banking, connecting with friends and family, and more – there’s hardly a day that passes where someone doesn’t spend a good chunk of […]
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In case you hadn’t already noticed it in the news, it seems we are hitting a turning point in how the rest of the world perceives this lifestyle that you and I have been enjoying. First, we were ignored. Then, there were a few stories that just focused on the strange lives of Mr. Money […]
In this article, weâll feature a number of side jobs and ways to make money on the side that can be done on the weekends. Side hustle for extra cash!
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