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What To Do When the Stock Market Crashes

  • August 5, 2024
  • Tagged as: index funds, net worth, recession, saving for retirement, stock market
What to do when the stock market crashes
It can be tempting to react impulsively during a stock market crash. But selling or making drastic portfolio changes in volatile times (and under duress) can screw up your investments even further.

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  • Personal Finance

Daffy Launches Custom Portfolios: Personalizing Your Charitable Investments

  • July 31, 2024
  • Tagged as: charity, Daffy, donor advised funds, giving, index funds, investing
charity and giving love
I’ve been using Daffy for a couple of years to manage my donor advised fund and have loved the experience. In my first Daffy review I relayed some important info. Daffy is the cheapest donor...

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  • Lifestyle

How to Financially Support Your Parents

  • July 31, 2024
  • Tagged as: emergency fund, family finance, Financial Independence, giving, parenting, retirement investing
financially support parents
When you think about your future, what do you see? A happy family? A fulfilling career? Spending time traveling and pursuing your favorite hobbies? You probably think about a lot of exciting things. But what...

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  • Newsletter

Refurbished Deals, Shrinking 401k Fees & Matching Mission 👊

  • July 30, 2024
  • Tagged as: 401k, avoiding fees, Financial Independence, personal finance, retirement investing, saving money
Yo yo, money nerds! T oday is a gift… and it’sU p to you to make the most ofE very second. So,S hine your brightest,D o your absolute bestA nd make today a dayY ou’ll...

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  • Saving money

How to Stop Eating Out So Much

  • July 29, 2024
  • Tagged as: budgeting, Financial Independence, grocery hacks, mindful spending, online shopping, saving for retirement
Eating out at restaurants can be part of a financially balanced lifestyle. A fancy dinner out can allow you to celebrate milestone moments. Getting takeout as a treat can be a delight. And trying new...

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  • Saving money

11 Ways to Save Money on Childcare Costs

  • July 25, 2024
  • Tagged as: budgeting, childcare costs, emergency fund, family finance, teaching kids about money
save money on childcare costs
My wife and I adopted a child from the US foster care system — he was three years old when he moved in with us. Since this was our first kid and the move was...

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  • Investing

Should You Buy Alternative Investments to Build Wealth?

  • July 24, 2024
  • Tagged as: alternative investments, crypto, emergency fund, i-bonds, Real Estate Investing, saving for retirement, stealth wealth, Stocks
Alternative investments
Sometimes, boring is a good thing. And that’s certainly the proven case when it comes to building wealth. We’ve been studying rich people for decades, and have interviewed hundreds of personal finance experts. There’s one...

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Tax Holidays, Roth Homebuying & Financial Serenity 💆‍♀️

  • July 23, 2024
  • Tagged as: 401k, emergency fund, Financial Independence, Life Hacking, retirement investing, saving money
Good morning, HTM family! Here is your Tuesday to do checklist: Today is going to be a great day. Because you are doing all the right things to make it so. Alrighty, now let’s chat...

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Should You Buy a Refurbished Phone?

  • July 22, 2024
  • Tagged as: Frugal hacks, mindful spending, online shopping, personal finance, shopping
should you buy a refurbished phone?
Newly released smartphones cost an arm and a leg these days. So it’s no wonder that everybody is on the hunt for frugal tech deals and looking for ways to save money on electronics. Well,...

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  • Personal Finance

How to Finance a Used Car – A Step By Step Guide

  • July 21, 2024
  • Tagged as: buying a new car, car loan, credit score, financial checklist, interest rates
how to finance a used car
When it comes to buying a car, we always recommend finding a used, reliable vehicle and paying for it in cash. This avoids taking a massive depreciation hit on a brand new car, and allows...

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