In the era where social media often presents a skewed image of financial success and luxury lifestyles, a single mother’s candid disclosure of her monthly budget on Facebook has sparked widespread discussion and reflection. With an income that combines her diligent work at $20 per hour, totaling $3,000 after taxes, and $400 in child support—a… Read more
If you spend any time at all in the success threads of Twitter or Instagram, you probably know who Alex Hormozi is. If you don’t, then it might be worth your while to learn more about him because he is one of the most influential entrepreneurs on the internet. Because his teachings might help you… Read more
There’s a motivational quote floating around that says, “If you do what’s hard, life will be easy,” but if you “do what’s easy, life will be hard.” This is typically true in most business pursuits, but it’s important to remember not to make things harder by trying to accomplish the impossible. Bill Murphy Jr. is… Read more
Reflecting on your 20s with regret (of any kind) can be a bitter pill to choke down. This period of life marks a time when youthfulness reigns, and making the most of the moment is a top priority. However, striking a balance between work and life that will enable you to reminisce on your 20s… Read more
Fees, fees and more fees. Paying ridiculous and unnecessary fees is as American as hot dogs and apple pie. In a recent survey conducted by Fund Rocket, Americans dish on the most hated fees we have to deal with day to day. We love to focus on creating more income streams, but minimizing expenses and… Read more
Want to retire before 40? Who doesn’t?!? Not everyone wants to wait until they’re a senior citizen to stop working and live the retired life. If you want to stop working sooner, decades before your peers, you need a plan for how much money you’ll need and a strategy to hit that number. “Your plan… Read more
As mortgage rates remain high, it’s more important than ever to know how much to spend on housing. Get caught up in a bidding war or rush into a rental agreement, and you could make a decision that cripples your personal finances for years to come. Today we’ll discuss two simple financial rules to help… Read more
House flipping is seen by many as a ticket to the American Dream – financial success and upward mobility. The idea of buying a fixer-upper, renovating it, and reselling it for a profit is alluring. If you’re willing to hustle, it’s a way to make big bucks in a short period of time, all without… Read more
One of the smartest things you can do in your 20s is to start thinking about your future. Not just from a career standpoint, but from a saving and investing standpoint as well. Starting early, is the key to your financial success. The difference between starting to invest when you’re 22 vs. 30 is MASSIVE…. Read more
Ah, the age-old question: “Would you give up avocado toast and fancy lattes for half a decade if it meant lounging around in your golden years a tad earlier?” And according to a new SoFi survey, a staggering number of Millennials and Gen Z are screaming a resounding, “YES!” SoFi, the digital guru of personal… Read more
Ah, the daily grind – the commute, the aroma of overpriced coffee, and the mystifying case of where our salary disappears to just days after it hits our bank account. Just when you thought working from home had its quirks (pajamas all day, anyone?), it turns out going back to the office is not only… Read more
Imagine this: half of America standing precariously on the edge of a cliff, with the slightest gust of financial misfortune ready to blow them into a canyon of bankruptcy. Sounds dramatic? That’s the stark reality for many, according to a recent poll. According to a new study on financial goals by Clever Real Estate, a… Read more
If you’ve taken a stroll on a car dealership lot lately, you know how expensive new cars have become. If the sticker shock didn’t knock you off your feet, the in-car tech might. Gone are the days of basic transport; now even the humblest hatchback thinks it’s part spaceship, boasting gadgets galore. And while we’re… Read more
In an era where technology, fashion, and tastes seem to change overnight, one thing remains consistent: America’s passion for pickup trucks. There’s no denying that for many Americans, the pickup truck is more than just a mode of transportation—it’s a statement of identity, lifestyle, and values. This sentiment is deeply rooted in the nation’s ethos… Read more
It’s not everyday that you get to look directly at a professional athlete’s pay stub. That’s probably a good thing since a single paycheck is more than most of us make in an entire year. That’s sobering. In one game, they make more than you make in 52 weeks. Recently, Arik Armstead took to social… Read more
He co-owned his first property at 26-years-old – now at age 33, he owns 167 rental units. In only seven years in the real estate game, Sam Primm developed his portfolio without any 9-to-5 job and became financially free. Primm explains the positives and negatives of the popular BRRRR method Primm admits that he didn’t… Read more
Buying a home can wipe out your hard-earned savings. The lack of emergency funds can be a major issue if your new home needs unexpected repairs that the seller didn’t inform you of. A new study revealed the potential pitfalls that homebuyers need to be prepared to encounter. A survey from Home Advisor explored the… Read more
If you are attempting to sell your house and your property needs multiple upgrades, you may not have the budget or timeframe to accomplish all the home improvements. You may have to prioritize the home improvements by time and price. One relatively simple and quick home upgrade can deliver a whopping 484% return on investment…. Read more
Dividends are one of the most reliable forms of passive income you can find. They might not be as exciting as investing in growth stocks, but if you want to live off of passive income, dividend ETFs or stocks become a great source of that income. In fact, we rank it very highly as it… Read more
Minimum wage in America is all over the map. While many states have increased the wages for these workers, a lot of states are still adhering to the Federal Minimum Wage ($7.25) or lower. As you will see below, some big cities even have different minimum wage requirements than the states they are in. We… Read more
Recession feels like it’s a word that’s on the tip of everyone’s tongue. Here’s a test: When’s the best time to start emergency savings for financial hardships that can occur in a recession? Yesterday. When’s the second best time? Today. There’s a ton of back and forth from the powers that be about whether or… Read more
Everyone wants to be wealthy. And while the principles to building wealth are easy in concept, it is not always easy for people to change their mindset. This post will lay out, in the simplest terms, 6 proven things people can do to build wealth. Save for winning the lottery or inheriting a lot of… Read more
Everyone wants to climb the corporate ladder and make more money. However, sometimes promotions are few and far between and raises depend on a lot of factors outside your control. So how do you stack the chips on your favor so you become indispensable to your employer and they feel compelled to give you regular… Read more
Forget pumpkin spiced lattes and Halloween costumes, if you’re in the market for a new home, October’s real treat might be the chance to buy your dream property. According to a Realator.com analysis of historical trends, the best time to buy a house this year is October 1-7. If you’re in the market for a… Read more