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Starting a Biz with $0, Roth Millionaires, & #GirlMath 💅

August 29, 2023
Tagged as: 401k, budgeting, HSA, investing, money newsletter, personal finance, retirement investing, roth ira

Good morning, wealth builders! One day, the sun ☀️ and the wind 💨 had a competition to see who was more powerful… The wind said to the sun, “you see that man down there in...

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Picking individual stocks is kind of like gambling. Let's talk about why it's so dangerous, and what to do instead!

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Investing

The Backdoor Roth IRA: A Strategy for High-Income Earners

August 29, 2023
Tagged as: 401k, earning more, Financial Independence, roth ira, saving for retirement, tax advantaged

The backdoor Roth IRA is a strategy for high income earners to contribute to a Roth IRA, bypassing the regular annual income limit.

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Ways to Pay Off Your Mortgage Early

August 26, 2023
Tagged as: debt management, Financial Independence, good debt, Life Hacking, mortgages, retirement investing, saving money

With interest rates climbing, more folks are wanting to pay off their mortgage early and live debt free. Here are a few strategies on how,

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Personal Finance

The Future of Social Security: Can We Still Depend on It?

August 24, 2023
Tagged as: 401k, Financial Independence, investing, retirement investing, roth ira, saving for retirement, social security

You better be saving for your own retirement! Because Social Security was never designed to fund 100% of your living costs in older age.

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The Buffett Formula, Brown Bag Envy, & Cash ≠ Trash 🗑️

August 22, 2023
Tagged as: 401k, credit score, debt management, emergency fund, Financial Independence, personal finance, retirement investing

Happy Tuesday everyone!! According to our dear friend Warren Buffett, here is the formula to success… “Read 500 pages every day. That’s how knowledge builds up, just like compound interest.” Hang on a sec… Five...

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