The SMART Path to Financial Independence
You may be familiar with the SMART acronym used for setting and achieving meaningful goals: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Based. You can use the concept, like I am, to [Read More]
Four Requirements For Achieving Financial Freedom
Financial freedom eludes too many. But why? In today’s world it isn’t hard to obtain the financial education required to achieve financial independence (#FI). What are the problems and what are the solutions? How can you put all of the slices together, reach financial freedom and live your life to the fullest?
Higher Returns For Emergency Funds Management and Math
[UPDATED MAY 2019] We posted previously on garnering higher returns for your emergency funds with no market risk. This month, we continued that strategy and we opened another new online [Read More]
Invest or Pay Off Mortgage Early Financial Education
Do you intend to aggressively pay off your mortgage? Financially, is that a smart thing to do? Initially, I believed it was the right thing to do. Or at least, [Read More]
Building Wealth 2019 Roth IRA Investments
January 2019 is the time to invest the maximum in your 2019 Roth IRA, if you can. If you can’t, at least get started by setting up automatic monthly contributions. [Read More]
Building Wealth and Staying Focused
Building wealth isn’t hard. Young or old, high-income earner or not. It doesn’t matter. It all begins in your head with your beliefs. What you belief you can or cannot [Read More]
How to Save Faster Reach Financial Independence Sooner
Want to reach financial independence sooner rather than later? Here’s how you can reach your goal of financial freedom faster: Opt-Out & Control Impulse Spending Impulse spending often results in [Read More]
Chasers Behind on Retirement Savings Goals Worry
According to a recent Allianz Life’s Chasing Retirement Study, half of those saving for retirement are “Chasers” who are behind on their retirement goals. They worry they can’t catch up [Read More]