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How To Use Short, Medium, and Long Term Goals any Time of the Year

Last Modified: June 23, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Use Short, Medium, and Long Term Goals to accomplish the best life has to offer! There is a LOT of material online for goals and accomplishing your dreams. Ever wonder how to get started? This post takes a no-nonsense approach to get off the ground … [Read more...] about How To Use Short, Medium, and Long Term Goals any Time of the Year

Sinking Funds for Saving Money & Accomplishing Financial Goals

Last Modified: June 2, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

jars of money being saved for sinking fund

Sinking Funds to the rescue! Preparing for an upcoming expense? Holidays, Vacations, Weddings, or even new tires for your car can be funded with your Sinking Fund. In this post, we will cover a foundational element of a good budget: Sinking Funds. … [Read more...] about Sinking Funds for Saving Money & Accomplishing Financial Goals

5 Sources of Income for Retirement

Last Modified: May 6, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Planning for retirement can be daunting! In this post, we will explore 5 Sources of Income for Retirement. Think about what works for you in your current situation, where you want to be, and then execute your plan! This post may contain affiliate … [Read more...] about 5 Sources of Income for Retirement

The GetUpside app is Excellent for Saving Money – My Honest Review

Last Modified: April 18, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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I've used the GetUpside app and found it is no-nonsense and works well. It is not a scam, it is legitimate. Start saving money today! In my testing, I have found it works well for daily use. I have personally tested this with gas stations in my … [Read more...] about The GetUpside app is Excellent for Saving Money – My Honest Review

Use Coinbase, add Cryptocurrency to your Well-Diversified Portfolio

Last Modified: April 11, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

cryptocurrencies

Use Coinbase to purchase cryptocurrency as part of a well-diversified portfolio. Coinbase offers a broad selection of cryptos, a secure and convenient app for iOS and Android, various educational resources, and FAQ material to help users get … [Read more...] about Use Coinbase, add Cryptocurrency to your Well-Diversified Portfolio

Preparing for a Happy Retirement without Sacrificing it All today

Last Modified: March 28, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

Have you thought about how to be happy in retirement? We all want to enjoy that time, but the challenge is to balance a fulfilling life today as well. Written from the perspective of a family man in his 30’s, this post covers some suggestions on … [Read more...] about Preparing for a Happy Retirement without Sacrificing it All today

Buying Silver Coins To Diversify And Prepare Your Portfolio

Last Modified: March 14, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

Increasing Stacks of Silver Coins

Silver coins have been around for many years, there are many popular silver coin variations to pick from, and they are increasingly valuable today. Use silver coins to further diversify your portfolio, hold physical assets, and even use them as part … [Read more...] about Buying Silver Coins To Diversify And Prepare Your Portfolio

How To Write A Void Check: Quick Step-By-Step Guide

Last Modified: February 28, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Wonder how to write a void check? You've come to the right spot - look no further! This post is a quick reference guide to help you out. In this post, we will discuss what a voided check is, how to write one, why you may need a voided check, and … [Read more...] about How To Write A Void Check: Quick Step-By-Step Guide

5 Financial Commitments to Improve your Love Life – Valentine’s Day Post

Last Modified: February 14, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Valentine's Day is right around the corner - focus on these Financial Commitments to Improve Your Love Life and your Relationships! Get your finances off on the right foot, and grow your relationships instead of spending money on expensive … [Read more...] about 5 Financial Commitments to Improve your Love Life – Valentine’s Day Post

Hedge against Inflation: How Hedging can Help the Individual and Family

Last Modified: February 7, 2022 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Ever find yourself wondering: as an Individual, how do I hedge against inflation? Is there a best way to hedge against inflation? How do assets like Gold and Bitcoin work as a hedge? This post will cover some essential knowledge about Inflation, how … [Read more...] about Hedge against Inflation: How Hedging can Help the Individual and Family

Year-End Money Moves to Make Now (Financial Checklist)

Last Modified: November 17, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Which year-end money moves are important to make? Take advantage of our year-end planning checklist as a starting point to close out the current year and prepare for the new year. Carpe diem (Seize the day) my friends! With the end of the year … [Read more...] about Year-End Money Moves to Make Now (Financial Checklist)

Live Below your Means Today and Enhance Tomorrow

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Learning to live below your means is a great way to reduce your financial stress and enhance the quality of your life within your household. By choosing to delay consumption for a later period, you are making the right call. One that will benefit you … [Read more...] about Live Below your Means Today and Enhance Tomorrow

How many Credit Cards should I have?

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Have you asked, “How Many Credit Cards should I have?” Look no further! In this post, we’ll also talk about how they can best be utilized to support your family. Essentials - How Many Credit Cards Should I Have? Major schools of thought for … [Read more...] about How many Credit Cards should I have?

“I Will Teach You to be Rich” Lessons Learned – Book Review

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Ramit Sethi's book, "I Will Teach You to be Rich" does a great job at outlining priorities and emphasizing a balanced approach to achieving your dreams.  Looking for a no-nonsense approach to personal finance? Ramit Sethi takes a … [Read more...] about “I Will Teach You to be Rich” Lessons Learned – Book Review

Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win – Book Review

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

copy of extreme ownership and cup of coffee

Looking for a way to ignite motivation, and take command of your finances? Use the concepts of Extreme Ownership to take control of your individual and family finances right now. Struggling to muster enough sustained motivation to materially … [Read more...] about Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win – Book Review

Can you handle a No-Spend Challenge?

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

My friend, today I'd like to ask you: can you handle a No-Spend Challenge? Do you have what it takes to commit, and stay the course when paying off debt! From personal experience, this can be easier up front, and more difficult as time passes. Stay … [Read more...] about Can you handle a No-Spend Challenge?

Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL) Policies: Are They Good?

Last Modified: October 5, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Indexed Universal Life Insurance policies are popular. Oftentimes, they are presented as risk-less investments. However, there are many details and moving parts to keep in mind. Those looking to purchase one without careful review and understanding … [Read more...] about Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL) Policies: Are They Good?

7 Easy Ways To Save Money On Family Halloween Costumes

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Courtney

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Here you will find 7 easy ideas save money on outfitting the entire family for Halloween with costumes that are cheap or free! HALLOWEEN HOLIDAY FUN One of our favorite holidays, especially while our kids are still young is Halloween. In past … [Read more...] about 7 Easy Ways To Save Money On Family Halloween Costumes

How To Write A Check: A Quick Step-By-Step Guide

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

how to write a check

This blog post covers the different parts of how to write a check and includes some ‘common cents’ recommendations for writing a personal check (or cheque) as well.  Wondering how to write out a personal check? Or perhaps a refresher on how … [Read more...] about How To Write A Check: A Quick Step-By-Step Guide

Paying Off Debt With Retirement Accounts? 401(K) To Pay Off Debt?

Last Modified: October 6, 2021 by: Tim MBA, ALMI, ASRI

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Find yourself thinking about Paying off Debt with Retirement Accounts, or otherwise picking between the two? Is it a good idea to use your 401(k) or Retirement Accounts to pay off student loans or credit card debt? In addition, what are some general … [Read more...] about Paying Off Debt With Retirement Accounts? 401(K) To Pay Off Debt?

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Family Finances reinforced by Family Financial Planning

Family Finances are important and should be given careful thought and consideration. Have you thought about Family Financial Planning, or using a … [Read more...] about Family Finances reinforced by Family Financial Planning

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Be Intentional with your Investments

Being intentional with your investments is critical. Intentional wealth building begins with you, my friend. Here's what helped me, and I hope they … [Read more...] about Be Intentional with your Investments

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Saving for Retirement 101

In this post, our blog covers essential information on Saving for Retirement. Start today, and carefully consider the tools at your disposal. You’ll … [Read more...] about Saving for Retirement 101

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The Beginner’s Guide to the Stock Market is a fantastic introductory resource for anyone looking to add stocks to their family’s finances. Find … [Read More...] about Matthew Kratter’s “A Beginner’s Guide to the Stock Market” – Book Review

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Use Nofsinger’s “The Psychology of Investing” to uncover your financial biases, avoid these common mistakes in investing, and adopt a sound financial … [Read More...] about ‘The Psychology of Investing’ is an excellent resource – Book Review

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In her book, Passive Income Aggressive Retirement (PIAR), Rachel takes a fresh and down-to-earth approach to developing passive income. She calls it … [Read More...] about Passive Income Aggressive Retirement – Book Review

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