Retirement Mistakes and How to Avoid Them in your Early Retirement Plan
Why Your Idea of Retirement May Be Wrong: And What You Can Do To Better Prepare Retirement has long been […]
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Buy a Foreclosed Home, Steps to Follow and Pitfalls to Avoid
Discover the essential steps to buy a foreclosed home and avoid potential pitfalls. Make an informed decision when purchasing a foreclosure property. A foreclosed house purchase can be tricky.
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Smart Ways to Save Money in Periods of High Inflation
Smart Ways to Save Money in an Inflationary Economy In times of high inflation, finding ways to save money becomes
5 Critical Steps to Negotiate a Lower Credit Card Interest Rate
Unlock the Path to Lowering Your Credit Card Interest Rate Understanding the ins and outs of credit card interest rates
The Household Struggle to Make Ends Meet: A Couple’s Journey to Financial Wellness in Seattle
I recently read an article about a Seattle-based couple, Natalie Fischer, 25, and her husband Keldon, 30, both earning six-figure
Can You Use Dividend Income to Qualify for a Mortgage? A comprehensive guide for using investment income on your mortgage application.
Using Dividend Income to Qualify for a Mortgage: A Comprehensive Guide This definitive guide is tailored to clarify the concept
Navigating the Inflation Dilemma: Is the American Dream Still Alive?
Title: Navigating the Inflation Dilemma: Is the American Dream Still Alive? Bloomberg recently published this video on the US CPI.
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Navigating Small Account Options Trading: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading With A Small Account
Ready to trade options with a small account? Uncover essential strategies, risk management tips, and creative funding ideas in this must-read guide. Whether you’re a seasoned trader or just starting, learn the keys to success in the dynamic world of option trading. Elevate your journey, make strategic moves, and turn your small account into a powerful asset. Dive in and trade options with confidence!
Cash Secured Puts vs S&P 500 Challenge. Month 4, September 2023
Here we go, month 4 of trying to beat the S&P 500 with cash secured puts and covered calls. If
Cash Secured Puts vs S&P 500 Challenge. Month 3, August 2023
Well, I’m THREE!!!!! months in and things are… well read on and see how I did this last few month
Selling Covered Calls for Monthly Income
Mastering Monthly Income: A Guide to Covered Calls and More Welcome to the world of income generation, where your investments
Cash Secured Puts vs S&P 500 Challenge. Month 2, July 2023
Well, I’m two months in and things are sill going well for my Cash Secured Puts vs S&P 500 Challenge.
Cash Secured Puts vs S&P 500 Challenge. Month 1, June 2023
It’s been a month since I started tracking my cash secured puts and covered calls, or options wheel strategy, against
Cash Secured Puts and Covered Calls Sales, Can it Beat the S&P 500
Beat the S&P 500? Recently I’ve been publishing information on cash secured puts and covered calls and how to use
Cash Secured Put vs Covered Call, Investor option strategies for covered call writing and selling cash-secured puts
Selling covered calls and cash-secured puts can both be great option strategies for an investor when trading options. Selling a covered put, or puts can help acquire stock vs cash just sitting in the account. A cash secured put, different from a naked put is when you sell options on stock you don’t own as opposed to selling a covered call, where an investor owns the stock.
What is a cash secured put option and how does the investor make money selling cash secured puts?
Definition of cash-secured puts Have you ever heard of options trading? Basically, when you trade options, you have the right
Are Credit Cards with Annual Fees Worth it? Do you pay an annual fee? Is there a credit card annual fee worth paying?
Overview of credit card benefits and rewards Let’s take a look at credit cards and their benefits and rewards. Credit
What is a Roth IRA and How Does a Roth IRA Work?
A Roth IRA is an individual retirement account that is funded with after-tax dollars. That means you don’t get a tax deduction for your contributions, but the money in your Roth IRA grows tax-free.
What is an HSA and how does it work? [Health Savings Account explained]
What is an HSA, or Health Savings Account? A Health Savings Account (HSA) is a type of savings account that
24 Financial Independence Blogs You Should Follow
While I am working toward my own goal of financial independence I am constantly trying to learn new things and
What is the Rule of 72?
Compound interest, for many it’s the key to successful saving and investing over time. Sure there are occasional home runs
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Creating a Starting Point
So here we go again, right? New year, new goals and the “this year I’m going to do better” thoughts.
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Make Money Selling Tradelines, a 1 Year Update
Yes, it’s possible to make $1,000 an hour selling tradelines. Here’s how I did during this past year. Last year
Get Out of College Debt Free and Avoid Student Loans, 7 Tips & Tricks to Help You Succeed
Have you ever been planning for college and wondered how you’re going to be able to pay for it? Looking
Follow up to Levereged ETF Investing
It was only a couple of weeks ago that I wrote an article about whether or not it was worth
Is a Car an Asset, or a Liability?
Is a Car an Asset or a Liability? If all you are looking for is the quick answer, then yes,
Investing in Leveraged ETFs, is it Worth it?
Is investing in leveraged ETFs worth it? I’ve been listening to a lot of financial independence podcasts looking for ways
5 Ways to Make Money Fast During the Pandemic (Or Any Other Time)
2020 has been a crazy year in a number of ways, chief among them being the Coronavirus epidemic that seems
Apple Crosses $2 Trillion Mark
Remember how long it took Apple, or any company for that matter to reach the $1 trillion mark in market
Selling Tradelines for $1,000 an Hour? Really?
I recently came across a post on Side Hustle Nation that talked about selling tradelines and posed the question, “The