If you’ve read this blog for any length of time, you know I’m not a huge fan of giving the government an interest free loan every year (i.e. tax refunds). But what if you’re like most people and you receive a tax refund this year? What should you do with this sudden increase in wealth?… Read More
The Most Important Rule of Investing (Almost) Everyone Breaks
Type “rules of investing” into a search engine and you’ll find no shortage of results. On the first page of Google alone, I counted approximately 103 rules of investing, judging by article titles. Granted, many of these rules probably overlap from article to article, but there is one important investing rule that rarely gets mentioned… Read More
How to Cut Expenses AND Maintain Your Lifestyle
When most folks think about how to cut expenses from their budget, it’s usually an “either/or” scenario… Take a nice vacation OR save for junior’s college fund. Date night out OR pay extra towards the mortgage. Cappuccino from Starbucks OR mystery liquid from work. Although sometimes this is true, many times there’s a third option… Read More
How to Stick to Your (Failed) New Year’s Resolutions
A few weeks ago, millions of people around the world made New Year’s resolutions and set goals for 2015. And in the last few weeks, millions of these people have failed miserably at keeping these resolutions. So, what gives? I think one of the biggest reasons people fail to keep their New Year’s Resolutions is… Read More
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