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Dad Talk: Observations from Being a Dad to 3 Boys Under 5

Uncategorized · March 3, 2021

I am in no way an expert. My wife will confirm. But, with 5, 3 and 1-year old boys, I know slightly more than I did 5 years ago when I was learning about swaddles and football-holds. Here’s a compilation of thoughts I’ve had, things I’ve read and tips that would’ve been helpful to know from the …

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33 year-old with 19 Rental Properties Shares What He Wished He Knew Before Investing in Real Estate

Investing, Mortgage, Personal Finance · March 1, 2021

I originally wrote this article for Axios - Charlotte. Real estate is sexy. And there seems to be a common desire to treat our local streets like a personal Monopoly board and get paid $200 every time someone lands on Central Ave. But, real estate is also complex, expensive and one of the …

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Gamestop, WallStreetBets and the Big Short Squeeze

Investing · January 31, 2021

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This past week may have changed everything. Or nothing. Regardless of where we go from here, the “GameStop Frenzy” is an incredible story. But, because of lazy journalism and biased media coverage (I’m looking at you, CNBC), you may not know the full story. Here’s the TL;DR version: The …

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The Stock Market will Always feel Overvalued.

Investing · July 6, 2020

In 1956, at the ripe age of 25 years old, Warren Buffett formed Buffett Partnership, Ltd. The business model was simple: he pulled together a combined $100,000 - from his mother, sister, aunt, father-in-law, brother-in-law, college roommate and lawyer - and invested it in companies he believed to …

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The Dow is Dumb

Investing · August 25, 2019

When you pull up the stock app on your iPhone, the first thing that greets you is a quote from the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) along with an eye-popping headline. Dow plummets 600 points [followed by whatever Trump tweeted recently]. Solid click-bait stuff right there. While our …

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3 Game-Changing Lessons my Dad Taught Me about Life & Money

Personal Finance · June 16, 2019

A LendingTree study just revealed that Dads are the number 1 source of financial advice. Thankfully, my dad, a Chemical Engineer by trade, is one of the smartest people I know. He taught me a great deal across a wide-range of topics, from changing the oil in a car to swinging a golf club (I'm …

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Don’t Hate Your Kids. Open a 529 Plan.

Investing, Personal Finance, Saving · June 1, 2019

I’ll never forget it. I was 18 years young during the Spring semester of my Senior year and the cost of college was looming on the horizon. My mom, like many moms, encouraged me to apply for as many scholarships as I could within the span of a few months. For one scholarship in particular, my …

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10 Highly Effective Career Hacks I’ve Used to Dramatically Increase my Income and Find a Job I Love

Career, Personal Finance · April 21, 2019

I remember my college counselor telling me that companies would be fighting over me like a black Friday deal at Target. But, that didn’t happen. Far from it. Instead, I (along with a lot of you) started adulting at one of the worst possible times of the last 100 years. Thankfully, times …

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Why I Trust Vanguard with my Investments

Investing, Retirement · February 17, 2019

One of the best aspects of Capitalism is that, over the long run, companies that create the most value and help the most people will profit the most; and the founders of said companies will be handsomely rewarded. There are two exceptions to this: In the short-term, companies can prioritize …

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M1 Finance: The Future of Investing is Here

Investing · July 11, 2018

Within hours of publishing an article highlighting the best investing apps of 2018, I had to re-order my rankings because I stumbled upon what I believe to be the investing platform of the future: M1 Finance. Why? Because if you take the best features of every other company disrupting the …

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The Best Investing Apps – 2018

Investing · June 20, 2018

The investment industry has historically been very complex, lacked transparency, been loaded with fees and sophisticated advice mostly catered to the wealthiest 1% of our country. But, thanks to financial technology (FinTech), those days are gone. Each month, I'm reading about a new company popping …

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Am I Crazy for Paying Down My 2.875% Mortgage?

Investing, Mortgage, Personal Finance · January 6, 2018

When I was a $hitty Financial Advisor, the thought of paying down a sub-5% mortgage was ludicrous. The logic was simple: Why payoff a loan at 5% (or less) when I can invest and earn 7% (or more)? But, as I've gotten older and realized that money management is more about psychology than …

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The 5 Best Investment Resources You’ve Never Heard Of (And They’re All Free)

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · December 31, 2017

“Improve finances” is the second most common New Year’s resolution right behind “lose weight.” For many Americans, “improve finances” is code for “I should save and invest more.” But, investing (and, specifically, knowing where to start) can be intimidating. So, I've compiled the best investment …

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5 Important Lessons I Learned About Investing as a $hitty Financial Advisor

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · July 4, 2017

I always wanted to be a Financial Advisor. And then I became one and quickly realized that my dream wasn't everything I thought it would be. There were 3 things, in particular, that drove me nuts and ultimately led to my demise. Most people hate to think and talk about money. We spend more …

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Words of Wisdom from Ben Franklin’s Twitter, Probably

Debt, Huckin' Filarious, Personal Finance · March 21, 2017

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Ben Franklin was an impressive guy. He was one of our Founding Fathers, invented the lightning rod and bifocals (among other things) and was one of the most prominent abolitionists opposing slavery. Needless to say, Ben Franklin was ahead of his time. But, most of this, you already knew. What you …

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Here are 7 Ways Your Brain May Be Costing You Money

Personal Finance · February 8, 2017

How exciting was that Superbowl? Could anyone have written a better script? The greatest quarterback of all time...making the greatest comeback of all time...in the greatest championship game of all time! And can we also proclaim Lady Gaga's bungie jump/mic drop/cannon ball combo the greatest …

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The Importance of Diversification Explained in Super Simple Terms

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · February 1, 2017

Check out this window: Question: What happens when a rock is thrown at this window? Answer: The entire thing shatters. Next, check out this window: Question: What happens when a rock gets thrown at this window? Answer: 1/4 of the window shatters. Lastly, check out this …

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Harvard Agrees, This is How You Get Out of Debt

Budgeting, Debt, Personal Finance · January 9, 2017

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"Improve finances" is usually the second most common New Year's resolution right behind "lose weight." For many, "improve finances" is simply code for "get out of debt." In the same way those extra pounds take a toll on your body, the weight of debt can be felt physically by way of unnecessary …

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5 Big Mistakes Broke People Make with their Money

Debt, Personal Finance · December 29, 2016

Here's what normal looks like: Average household income: $52,000 Average mortgage: $172,000 Average student loan: $48,000 Average auto loan: $27,000 Average credit card debt: $15,000 Breaking this income versus debt into a monthly budget would look something like this: …

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Esqueleto Explosivo 2 Un’Avventura Esplosiva tra Azione e Comicità

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Esqueleto Explosivo 2: Un'Avventura Esplosiva tra Azione e Comicità Esqueleto Explosivo 2 è un videogioco che ha catturato l'attenzione di molti giocatori grazie alla sua unione perfetta di azione frenetica e umorismo. Gli appassionati di giochi indie e platformer hanno trovato in questo titolo …

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Scopri il Magico Mondo di Book of Kings Guida al Gioco da Casinò

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Il gioco book of kings gioco da casinò è un'emozionante avventura nel mondo delle slot machine online, ricco di opportunità di vincita e avventure epiche. Ispirato alle leggende dei regni passati, questo gioco offre un'esperienza coinvolgente e divertente per i giocatori di tutte le età. In questa …

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Scopri il Potere di Sphinx Il Tuo Alleato per la Ricerca e la Documentazione

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Benvenuti in questo viaggio alla scoperta di sphinx, uno degli strumenti più utilizzati per la creazione di documentazione e l’indicizzazione delle informazioni. In questo articolo, esploreremo cosa sia Sphinx, come funziona e quali sono i suoi principali utilizzi. Analizzeremo anche i vantaggi di …

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Il Conflitto Mentale nei Casinò Una Nuova Prospettiva

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Nel mondo moderno, la connessione tra il gioco d'azzardo e la psicologia è sempre più riconosciuta. Il fenomeno del mental casino https://fantaonline.it/ rappresenta una nuova frontiera nello studio delle dinamiche mentali legate al gioco. Questa riflessione non si limita ai casinò fisici, ma si …

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Le Fisherman Un Mondo di Avventure di Pesca

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Nel mondo della pesca, pochi nomi evocano l'immagine di un'avventura all'aperto e la connessione con la natura come le fisherman giglishopandshock.it. Questo marchio è diventato un simbolo di qualità e ricerca della perfezione nell'attrezzatura da pesca, offrendo ai pescatori di tutti i livelli ciò …

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Scopri il Magico Mondo di Mustang Gold Un Viaggio nel Gioco da Casinò

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Mustang Gold: Un Viaggio Affascinante nel Mondo dei Casinò Online Nel vasto panorama dei giochi da casinò online, mustang gold si distingue come una delle slot più apprezzate dagli appassionati. Questa macchina da gioco, sviluppata da Pragmatic Play, offre un'esperienza coinvolgente che mescola …

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Scopri il Fascino del Deadwood XNudge Casino

Uncategorized · October 24, 2026

Il Deadwood XNudge Casino: un viaggio nel Far West digitale Nel mondo del gioco online, pochi luoghi catturano l'immaginazione come il deadwood xnudge casino. Questo casino è ispirato all'atmosfera storica del Far West, permettendo ai giocatori di immergersi in un'epoca di avventure, cowboy e …

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