Having savings goals is an essential part of your financial plan. And avoiding consumer debt is essential for your financial peace of mind. What’s better …
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“Enough” is where you find calm and peace in your life. It’s where you know your income, either active, passive, or a blend of both, …
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FIRE is an acronym for Financial Independence, Retire Early. FI is Financial Independence, without the emphasis on early retirement. FI or financial independence is when …
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You pull into your driveway, exhausted and upset. It’s been a rough day at work. Lately, you can barely tolerate your job and dread leaving …
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You feel conflicted. You’ve seen something you want to purchase. But the cost pushes you into an uncomfortable battle zone between emotion and logic, with …
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