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retirement on a budget

7 Sources of Retirement Income When On A Tight Budget

Let’s face it. We all enjoy earning money. Without it, how can we possibly afford things and live comfortably? Working enables us to have money roll into our bank accounts, and it is one of the things that satisfy our needs. But you can’t work ever, no matter how much you want. When the time… Read more

C. James 10 Aug
residual income

Is Residual Income Really Possible Or Are People Like Tim Ferriss Full Of It?

Over the years, there has been an extreme growth in people seeking residual income opportunities – especially with the evolution of the digital age and popular books such as Multiple Streams of Income by Robert Allen and The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss. However, some people still feel like it’s just something that’s… Read more

C. James 24 Jul
ways to save money

These Two Ways To Save More Money Are Actually Backed By Science

When it comes to ways to save more money, sometimes you just trust the science. Let’s be honest, saving money isn’t the most glamorous thing you can do with your hard earned cash. But it is a necessary evil if you want to built real wealth. Because you can’t achieve the ultimate goal of financial… Read more

C. James 24 Jul
running out of money

5 Biggest Warning Signs That You Will Run Out Of Money In Retirement

Retirement is the goal. It is the dream! But retirement could also turn out to be a nightmare if you don’t plan properly. And today we are going to go over the biggest warning signs that you will run out of money in retirement. Because just like what got you to retirement, it isn’t about… Read more

C. James 21 Jul

Can You Really Save Too Much Money For Retirement?

In a world that often glorifies frugality and saving for the future, it seems counterintuitive to suggest that one can save too much money for retirement. After all, isn’t the goal to accumulate as much wealth as possible to ensure financial security in our golden years? However, beneath the surface lies an intriguing paradox that… Read more

B. Carlisle 17 Jul
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Don’t Be Fooled by Fake Financial Influencers: 8 Ways to Spot the Real Deal

Social media is revolutionary. Never has there been a time in human history when we’ve been able to group-source so much information from so many people to make a thoughtful decision about our finances.  But when it comes to TikTok financial gurus and influencers, don’t be a sheep. Beware of false prophets who might lead… Read more

B. Carlisle 11 Jul
how millionaires make passive income

3 Millionaires Share Their 3 Favorite Sources Of Passive Income

There is a reason why they say “the rich get richer.” For most wealthy people, that reason is creating passive income streams that not only balloon their wealth, but it also provides them the freedom to live as they see fit. Passive income (AKA how to make money while you sleep) is the dream. Of… Read more

C. James 11 Jul
man stressed about money

5 Ways To Reduce The Stress Of Living Paycheck-To-Paycheck

Stress is a part of life, and financial stress can be very debilitating. If you’re someone who is living paycheck-to-paycheck and you constantly feel like your personal finances are a house of cards, you aren’t alone.  According to recent data, approximately 63% to 64% of Americans — equivalent to 166 million people — were living… Read more

C. James 10 Jul
investment advice

Investor Who Managed Over $140 Million Gives Investing For Beginners Advice

Kevin L. Matthews II is an entrepreneur, former financial advisor, and best-selling author. While working in New York City as a financial advisor he managed more than $140 million. While Matthews is no novice, he does provide investing for beginners advice. Matthews boasts a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Hampton University, a certificate in financial… Read more

Paul Sacca 5 Jul
credit score

5 Ways To Make Money By Improving Your Credit Score

One of the most ‘adulting’ milestones in life for young adults is getting a credit card. Though it may be overwhelming for some, it is an important way to show responsibility toward money management. And this is an important step in building your credit scores. But what is a credit score in the first place… Read more

C. James 29 Jun
kevin oleary

Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary Top 5 Tips For Becoming A Millionaire

There are a lot of ways to become successful in life. And your definition of personal success might be measured differently than someone else’s. But becoming successful – in life, in business, as a parent — is oftentimes the result of a more formulaic than it is dumb luck. Today, we have Kevin O’Leary’s top… Read more

C. James 22 Jun
common money mistakes

10 Most Common Financial Struggles People Have, According To A Financial Advisor

Money management and general personal finance isn’t taught in school. While financially smart actions like spending less than you earn and investing your money might seem obvious, so many people in the world lack financial literacy. And that leads to financial struggles. Those struggles can also lead to people making even bigger money mistakes. Today, we… Read more

C. James 15 Jun

The 10 Best Housing Markets For First Time Buyers (2023)

Being a first-time home buyer can be an exciting but overwhelming experience. While it’s easy to get caught up in the aesthetics of a house or the excitement of owning your own property, it’s important to remember that real estate is an investment. One of the most important decisions a first-time home buyer can make… Read more

B. Carlisle 14 Jun