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- Why you should NOT pay off your mortgage (Yes, you read that correctly.)
- The two best ways to save for your kids’ college education
- How to legally avoid taxes with a health savings account
- Why you should ALWAYS be invested no matter what
- How to dig up all the buried free money in your employee benefits
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The best secret retirement account you’ve never heard of.
Taxes suck. And yet most people don’t take advantage of the ONLY way to (legally) never, ever pay taxes on the money you make. Do I have
How to make risk-based financial decisions
This is straight from Keith Cunningham’s book The Road Less Stupid. I’ve read versions of this, but never this succinctly. He says there are 3 steps to
Sunday Funday: What is more likely?
What is more likely? A or B? A) Seattle airport is closed. Flights are cancelled. B) Seattle airport is closed due to bad weather. Flights are cancelled.
Your bottom line is all that matters
“So tell me about the business,” asked Kevin O’Leary. The Shark Tank contestant replied confidently “Well, we made $1.1M over the last 12 months.” Mark Cuban’s eyes
Why do I write so much “non-financial” content?
I was asked recently why I write so much “lifestyle” content and not more technical, financial stuff… …and just how much time do I spend on “finance” for our
BEWARE: The Backdoor Roth “Gotcha”
I thought I was done with Backdoor Roth’s, but I got a really smart question from a reader that needs addressing. Hidden in his question
