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Bitcoin’s Beta, Policy Ladders & The GETMO Hack

  • November 19, 2024
  • Tagged as: budgeting, crypto, finance newsletter, HSA, investing, life insurance
Happy Tuesday, HTM family! Ever heard of “GETMO”?… It stands for Good Enough To Move On. Very effective workers have this skill — the ability to recognize a “sweet spot” in their projects. It’s not...

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Money Gear 3: Pay Off High-Interest Rate Debt

  • November 18, 2024
  • Tagged as: budgeting, debt avalanche, debt management, debt snowball, money gears
If you want to climb a mountain, it’s going to be much more difficult if you have bricks in your backpack. Likewise, reaching financial independence is a hundred times harder if you’re holding onto high-interest...

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Ask Matt & Joel: Can I use HSA funds to pay for healthcare premiums?

  • November 13, 2024
  • Tagged as: health insurance, HSA, index funds, retirement investing, tax advantaged accounts
Today’s question comes from Gabe in Cincinnati, OH!… “Hey guys, I have a question about our favorite investing vehicle, the HSA. My wife was talking to a co-worker the other day who is retiring early,...

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The IKEA Effect, Insta-Advice, & Hot Gossip 🤐

  • November 12, 2024
  • Tagged as: betterment, emergency fund, missing money, money bias, saving for retirement
Good morning, HTM Family! Oooh I just heard a juicy secret about one of my close friends. It will blow your mind… But I’m not going to tell you that story right now. Oh and...

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Frugal or cheap: Bringing my own food for kids when we go to a restaurant?

  • November 12, 2024
  • Tagged as: family finance, frugal habits, frugal vs cheap, groceries, Life Hacking, money challenges
Today’s question comes from Nick from North Carolina!… “I have a frugal or cheap question for you… I have an 18 month old son. Until recently, when my wife and I have gone out to...

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Money Gear 2: Snag Your Workplace 401k Match

  • November 11, 2024
  • Tagged as: 401k, budgeting, credit cards, Financial Independence, index funds, money gears, retirement investing
When I was growing up, my dad used to always tell me that there was “no such thing as a free lunch.” He wanted to teach me that everything has a cost. And that if...

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Ask Matt & Joel: We’re considering a 401k loan to pay off credit card debt…

  • November 10, 2024
  • Tagged as: 401k, debt management, good debt, personal finance, saving money
This question was posted in our HTM Facebook group by an anonymous member… “My husband and I have some credit card debt. We are considering a loan from our 401K because the interest we pay...

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Ask Matt & Joel: Should I do a Roth conversion during a sabbatical year?

  • November 9, 2024
  • Tagged as: early retirement, Life Hacking, Roth conversions, roth ira, saving for retirement, tax advantaged accounts, year off work
Today’s question comes from Ariel in PA!… “Hey, Matt and Joel. This is Ariel calling out of Philadelphia, and I have a kind of unique situation this year where I decided to quit my job...

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Ask Matt & Joel: Do you think I can withdraw more than the 4% rule?

  • November 8, 2024
  • Tagged as: 4 percent rule, early retirement, Life Hacking, retirement investing, roth ira
Today’s question comes from Scott in FL!… “Hi, guys, it’s Scott and Florida. My question is about the 4% percent rule for ROTH and 403b account withdrawals. I’m getting fairly close to retirement, maybe in...

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How a Roth Conversion Ladder Works for Early Retirees

  • November 7, 2024
  • Tagged as: fire movement, Life Hacking, retire early, retirement investing, roth ira, tax advantaged
A roth conversion ladder is a multi-year transfer of funds from pretax to post tax accounts. It helps avoid penalties and save on taxes!

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