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Here’s What You Can Learn from the UPS Worker that Never Earned More Than $14,000 Per Year Yet Died with a Net Worth of $70 Million

Personal Finance · February 6, 2015

"Theodore Johnson worked for UPS and never made more than $14,000 a year and yet, in his old age, was worth more than $70 million. When he said he had no money to save, a friend told him that if he were taxed, the money would be taken out of his account and he'd never see it. So he created a tax for …

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Warren Buffett’s Million Dollar Bet is Good News for You and Charity

Investing, Personal Finance · February 3, 2015

Warren Buffett is one of the most successful investors of all time. His knack for investing in undervalued businesses and watching them grow has landed him on the list of the wealthiest people in the world (fun fact: Warren Buffett's net worth rose a staggering $37 Million per day in 2013). While …

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Why I Invest in the Stock Market (knowing that it’s rigged)

Investing · January 15, 2015

Is the stock market rigged? Some people think so. And after reading Flash Boys, it's difficult to disagree. Michael Lewis (the author) is known for shining light on dark places and bringing transparency to otherwise opaque industries. If his name sounds familiar, it's because he also wrote The …

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What if I Increase my 401(k) Contribution by 1%?

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · January 11, 2015

I was 23 years young and I was working my first "real" job (post-college). I still remember the day when my Manager dropped the big binder on my desk labelled "Benefits." Once I selected my health insurance (hardly knowing what a deductible is), I shuffled through a section titled "401(k)." I …

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Stop Comparing Your Rent Payment to a Mortgage Payment

Mortgage · January 9, 2015

"Why am I wasting $1000 on rent when I could spend $1000 on a mortgage payment?" How many times have you heard this from a friend? Better yet, how many times have you had this thought yourself? "If I can afford an $800 rent payment, I should be able to afford an $800 mortgage payment." I've …

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The Impressive Numbers Behind ABC’s Hit Show: Shark Tank

Uncategorized · December 18, 2014

I love Shark Tank. When it comes to reality television, Shark Tank is hands down my favorite show. My wife and I typically record it on Friday so that we can start our Saturdays off with some good ol' fashion American Capitalism. Based on Shark Tank's impressive ratings (8 million viewers and …

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Do Better Than Your Friends In The Stock Market With This Simple Advice From Warren Buffett

Investing, Personal Finance, Retirement · December 9, 2014

Investing is intimidating.  Between all of the investment options and all of the talking heads sharing their differing opinions, the task of choosing where to invest and when to invest can be daunting. Thankfully, I have already explained WHEN TO INVEST in my popular article titled "How Would …

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