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Set a timer for 25 minutes. Pull a dollar out of your wallet. Stare at it. When the timer goes off, put the dollar away.
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30% of Your Annual Return Is From Dividends
As I’ve written previously, the S&P 500’s long-term returns run about 10% annualized. What I don’t write about very often is that only 7% of
Price Is Only Good or Bad Relative To The Value
Would you buy a $180,000 car? Before you answer, let me give you a hint. The right answer is neither “yes” or “no”. The right
How Much Cash Should You Have?
Let’s keep this simple, so it’s clear. You should always have 6 months worth of living expenses in cash. How do you calculate it? Use
Grade Your Financial IQ
September’s in the books. Without looking, answer the following 3 questions. Last month, how much did you… 1. Take home?2. Spend?3. Save? Grade yourself: A
