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Zev pointed me in the general direction of Huffington Post and their posts about the disappearance of the middle class and what they refer to as “Third World America” and what we need to do to save it. As I was reading more and more I felt more like grabbing... read more

Things come in threes, or so the saying goes.  I’m not sure I always believe that saying, but yesterday felt like it!  The first thing was waking up to a torn bottom sheet.  I can’t say this is an uncommon occurrence for me.  With my RLS, I tend to wear... read more

Selling your loved one’s home after their demise will be a complex, time-consuming, and likely stressful process. There are some tax-related implications in Canada (and the US, for that matter), not to mention finding a good buyer for the home could take some doing. Get organized and prepare yourself –... read more

The personal financial planning process can seem daunting, but if you break it down into smaller steps it becomes much more manageable. In this blog post, we will walk you through the entire process so…... read more

  Robin writes: Last week marked the third anniversary of the passing of Jack Bogle, the ultimate investor’s champion. For those of us who were lucky enough to know him, he will never be forgotten. Indeed it was largely Bogle who inspired me to launch The Evidence-Based Investor, and we... read more

               This is a late post but work has been kicking my butt and I haven't really had much time to do anything other than work, family, a little bit of exercise, and sleep. I know there is no set time that a post... read more

It’s January, so now’s a good time to look back over the year 2021 and post about our total expenditures. There was a time when I did monthly expense blogs, but alas I’ve fallen off these types of posts as my blog bandwidth has narrowed and my blog posts have... read more

  This is a late post but work has been kicking my butt and I haven't really had much time to do anything other than work, family, a little bit of exercise, and sleep. I know there is no set time that a post needs to go out but regardless of... read more

I learnt a lot in 2021, but now it's time to look forward again. Hence, let me present to you my goals for 2022! The post My goals for 2022 – Pushing the snowball forward! appeared first on European Dividend Growth Investor.... read more

When Dogecoin (DOGE) first came onto the scene, most people saw it as a joke, including its founder. Then suddenly, even Elon Musk was backing the coin, and its value soared. Now though, the price has dropped, and some are wondering if Dogecoin is just a joke after all. You... read more

Although I have been working for myself, I still feel like a dunce when it comes to taxes. Everyone knows the American tax code is one of the most complex systems in the world. So, you can understand why it… Continue reading → The post Did I Qualify for Self-Employment... read more

The best life insurance companies in Canada can save you money on your monthly or annual premiums, provide adequate insurance coverage, and secure the financial future for your beneficiaries. Finding the right life insurance policy can be tricky. While the costs you incur are often top of mind, other factors... read more

Did you know that according to a study the Federal Reserve completed in Consumer Finances, the average American family has $40,000 in savings? The average American household has savings across checking accounts, call deposit accounts, savings accounts, money market accounts, and prepaid cards. The amount of money you should work... read more

If you are looking to invest your company cash, this post explains everything you need to know. Does your UK limited company have surplus cash ... Read more... read more

1/22/2022 Optimizing Your Finances (and Taxes!) in 2022 (Go Curry Cracker) Learn some lessons from 2021 and apply them to 2022. My Bucket List is Overflowing (Reflections around the Campfire) I know how she feels – I want to get out! Why Early Retirement Isn’t Just About Escaping a Sh*tty... read more

Is ADHD an Entrepreneurial Superpower? Oh heck ya! Here's 3 tips for moving from distraction to action and levering the power of your brain to get focused! The post How I Made ADHD My Entrepreneurial Superpower appeared first on It's ADHD Friendly.... read more

When you’re driving away from the dealership in your brand-new car, you’re probably not asking yourself, “Does buying a car help your credit score?” However, that’s an important question to answer. Let’s find out how your credit score could be impacted by signing that car loan. Top Ways Buying a... read more

Gently breaking the tabooContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

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If you don’t stay on top of it, it will burn before your eyesContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

If you are investing in the stock market for the long run, then there's no better performing way to do it than by investing in Vanguard funds. These funds help to keep your portfolio nicely diversified and keep your costs low. Over the long-term, low-cost mutual funds and ETFs... read more

YouTube TV offers live TV streaming with an exceptional lineup of channels, unlimited cloud DVR, and enough premium add-ons to ensure you don't miss your favorite shows. If you're looking to get rid of cable, YouTube TV might be the answer. But is it worth the $64.99 monthly price tag?... read more

When Dogecoin (DOGE) first came onto the scene, most people saw it as a joke, including its founder. Then suddenly, even Elon Musk was backing the coin, and its value soared. Now though, the price has dropped, and some are wondering if Dogecoin is just a joke after all. You... read more

Selling things online is an easy and fast way to start making money, especially if you're starting by selling things you don't need or getting rid of things you or your family have outgrown. The problem is that paying shipping fees and other costs associated with selling online can make... read more

Technology has brought plenty of improvements to your lives. From storing information to accomplishing things in less time, technology has proven beneficial. This also explains why business owners maximize technological advancements. It allows you to eliminate or automate low-impact tasks so you can focus on what matters. It also enables... read more

I do some financial coaching with young(ish) professionals (lawyers / accountants / bankers / doctors etc) who are trying to make the leap to partner / MD level. My suggestion to them may seem irritatingly unhelpful at first glance… …but please bear with me because there’s more to it than... read more

Freelancing is something that more and more people are learning the joys of, as there are a lot of benefits to be had. You’re working... The post How to Build Credit As A Freelancer appeared first on Savings and Sangria.... read more

It’s not easy to get a good picture of my 2-year-old twins. They wiggle and jump around, and I often have to take a hundred pictures just to get one that’s halfway decent. That’s why I love hiring a professional photographer when I can. That said, the cost of family... read more

    This week, we speak with Tina Vandersteel, who is the head of GMO’s Emerging-Country Debt team. Prior to joining GMO in 2004, she worked at J.P. Morgan in fixed-income research developing quantitative arbitrage strategies for emerging debt and high-yield bonds. She began her career as a journalist before moving... read more

These were the most read posts on the site this week, in case you missed it:... The post This Week on TRB appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

It is a common question from readers. How do I create reliable retirement income with ETFs? It is a simple answer if we consider the last 40 years. A simple mix of Canadian, U.S. and International stocks has provided the necessary growth component. Core bond funds have offered the required... read more

The Metaverse is a persistent and immersive digital world, where you can interact with other people and bots, exchange goods and services across platforms, in the same space as your friends and family, and feels like a community with social norms. And I've been there. (8 min read)... read more

Love him or hate him, Tom Brady has made his mark on the NFL.  With 7 Super Bowl wins and virtually all the career high stats belonging to Brady he is of course among the top QBs of all time, if not the GOAT.  Tom Brady is also 44 years... read more

On Saturdays we catch up with the non-finance related items that we didn’t get to earlier in the week. You can check...... read more

Here are four elegant ideas on how to go about buying a wedding gift on a budget and still end up impressing the bride and groom. The post Four Ideas for Buying a Wedding Gift on a Budget appeared first on Little Saves🔥-Best ways to Earn and Save Money, Invest... read more

There is no better place than Fort Lauderdale Beach for a southeast vacation with a beautiful coastline and plenty to do. Neighboring the city of Miami, you’ll find exquisite culture and charming beaches in Fort Lauderdale Beach, but without the chaos of Miami. Not to mention, the coastal city is... read more

The subject tonight is Love And for tomorrow night as well, As a matter of fact I know of no better topic For us to discuss Until we all Die! (Poem by Hafiz)   Morning, guys! Sorry I’ve been a little mooshy lately – all these lovey-dovey emails and whatnot…... read more

This market is savage... The post The Market is an Expensive place to Find Out Who You Are appeared first on The Irrelevant Investor.... read more

A coronavirus-focused linkfest is a weekly feature here at Abnormal Returns. Please stay safe, get a booster shotat a vaccination site near...... read more

Disclosure: We scrutinize our research, ratings and reviews using strict editorial integrity. In full transparency, this site may receive compensation from partners listed through affiliate partnerships, though this does not affect our ratings. Learn more about how we make money by visiting our advertiser disclosure. One of the most difficult... read more

There is no better place than Fort Lauderdale Beach for a southeast vacation with a beautiful coastline and plenty to do. Neighboring the city of Miami, you’ll find exquisite culture and charming beaches in Fort Lauderdale Beach, but without the chaos of Miami. Not to mention, the coastal city is... read more

Disclosure: We scrutinize our research, ratings and reviews using strict editorial integrity. In full transparency, this site may receive compensation from partners listed through affiliate partnerships, though this does not affect our ratings. Learn more about how we make money by visiting our advertiser disclosure. As a discerning investor, you... read more

No matter how you slice it, the basics don’t really change. This blog is about money, so I’ll stick to the financial basics. Live below your means so you have some money to save and invest. Invest your money so that it grows over time. Go back to step one... read more

Getting a pay raise while sitting on the couch?  Sign me up!  Thanks Fastenal for the dividend increase!There's an old Chinese proverb that says "the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the next best time is now".  The reason for this is that it takes time... read more

The weekend is here! Pour yourself a mug of Danish blend coffee, grab a seat by the fire, and get ready for our longer-form weekend reads: • Can We Really Be Friends with an Octopus? When octopuses are social, are they reaching out or simply reacting? Biologists now recognize that... read more

Want to buy high-quality stocks, but don’t want to pay a premium? Would you like to know about cheaper alternatives to three popular Dividend Aristocrats? Looking to collect safe, growing dividend income while you snag a better deal? Then you have to check out today’s video. For more on three... read more

This guest post is from Todd Tresidder who retired at age 35… 13 years ago. He wrote a book teaching you when to retire and publishes the web site FinancialMentor.Com providing various retirement planning tools including articles and calculators. I retired at age 35 (I’m now 48) and learned a... read more

Recipes for success, spiralling up, and avoiding the boulders of financial destruction. Also, thinking about paydays, buying equities at 100x, and million-dollar decisions. Finally, the most ostentatious splurges of all time! The post Greatest Hits: Volume 27 (Just The Links) appeared first on Banker on FIRE.... read more

Trying to make sure you have good credit can be confusing these days with so many credit report companies. Do you pay for a service or are the free report companies viable? In this review of Credit Sesame, I will ... Read more The post Credit Sesame Review: The Good,... read more

It’s time to sit back, relax and enjoy a little joe … Welcome to another rousing edition of Black Coffee, your off-beat weekly round-up of what’s been going on in the world of money and personal finance. I hope everybody had a wonderful week. And with that, let’s get right... read more