PASSIVE INCOME: Bottomless Paychecks
“You mean money will just pop into our checking account twice a month?” “Yup,” I replied. “But you’re saying we don’t actually have to go
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“You mean money will just pop into our checking account twice a month?” “Yup,” I replied. “But you’re saying we don’t actually have to go
It was another down day in the market. So far the market was down 40% over 3 months. (And it’d drop another 10% to drop
It happened again last night. Chantal and I were on an appointment with two of our most faithful members who’ve been with me for 13

Do you hate paying taxes? Me too. That’s why I use a Health Savings Account – the only (legal) way to avoid taxes. So how
Should you make a non-deductible IRA contribution? A quick Google search will make you think you should. I vehemently disagree. Financial Complexity, that evil villain,
To Roth or not to Roth… that is the question. We get asked this all the time by our clients. And we always answer with
We are all just children staring at marshmallows. “Psychologist Walter Mischel… described the interaction between emotion and cognition in the famous marshmallow experiments of the
You nailed the interview, negotiated a nice, fat salary and completed the HR paperwork. Congratulations on the new gig! Good on you. But in all the

…the more you handle it, the less you have. The unspoken secret to long-term investment success is…ironically…to do nothing. Buy…and then hold. Wall St. doesn’t
You have until April 15 to make last year’s IRA contribution. But just because Uncle Sam says you can make an IRA contribution, doesn’t mean