Why you should NOT use Bond ETF’s for passive income
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
November 12, 2021
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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
When you’re in the rat race, it’s pretty impossible to control your tax bill. You get paid and your company reports it to the IRS
As you know, yesterday’s FZ Daily was about why we don’t believe in Dollar Cost Averaging. A very astute Financial Zen Member responded and asked
Your last bonus was $30k. Do you… 1) Invest it all at once or2) Invest $10,000 each month for 3 months? The answer can be
There’s a new game in Vegas I’ve been reading about. It’s called Pokejackarratlette. Apparently, the odds are NOT in the houses favor. In fact, the
The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is today. The money in a 529 Plan grows tax-free as long as it’s
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