Temporary Low-Income Year? Consider tax GAIN harvesting
If 2021 was a low-income year, you might want to consider some last minute moves. Let’s say you started a business in 2021 and all
December 21, 2021
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If 2021 was a low-income year, you might want to consider some last minute moves. Let’s say you started a business in 2021 and all
The Feds met on Wednesday and Charmain Powell signaled that they will likely raise rates 3 times next year. But what does that actually mean?
…have you maxed out your 401k ($19.500) and HSA ($3600 single / $7200 family)? If not, think about bumping up your contribution rate as high
There’s a magic tree I know of. It grows the juiciest, most delicious apples you’ve ever tasted. Eventually, it will grow old and die so
The market tanked over 900 points today giving new meaning to “Black Friday”. Eek! But I wouldn’t worry too much because it was a shortened
Happy Friday! Nothing like a beautiful Friday afternoon to bring home our bond discussion. To recap, this week we learned: 1. Bonds are for producing
Before we continue our bond discussion, I’d like to recognize a few of our Financial Zen Members. David, Kevin, Rachel & Dad, thank you for
This FZ Daily will make more sense if you’ve read yesterday’s first. G’head, I’ll wait. Okay, so to understand why we use bond and bond
As I’ve written before, to generate sustainable passive income we use a two bucket system. One bucket is for 10 years of living expenses. And
Pessimism sounds smart. Optimism sounds dumb. Pessimism means you can see what’s wrong. Optimism means everything’s great (which falls somewhere between Pollyanna and ignorance). Pessimism