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It doesn't matter if you are a Millennial, Gen-Xer, or Baby Boomer. If you are a woman who wants to transform her life, you'll find the answers in You're Already a Wealth Heiress Linda debunks current wealth-building myths and replaces them with concrete advice that gets results. You will be given a roadmap for wealth called your Millionaire Action Plan (MAP)™ and a Wealth Heiress Checklist of action steps for financial freedom. Unlike other financial...
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The must-read summary of David Bach's book: "Debt Free for Life: The Finish Rich Plan for Financial Freedom".
This complete summary of the ideas from David Bach's book "Debt Free for Life" shows how, at one time, it used to be possible to have "good" debt — debt for assets which appreciate in value — and "bad" debt — where you've borrowed money to buy things which go down in value. However, the recession has completely changed this way of...
3) Créez l'Effondrement: Guide pratique : se préparer à la chute économique et s'en sortir plus riche
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La crise financière de 2007-2009 semble avoir été le premier pas vers une dépression déflationniste qui pourrait détruire l'épargne de trois générations d'Américains.
Le dollar américain a récemment atteint de nouveaux records de baisse par rapport au yen japonais et au franc suisse , malgré les interventions massives des banques centrales de ces deux pays.
La Chine s'est départie de 97% de ses avoirs en bons du Trésor américain...
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Written for readers who are novice investors, The Whole Kitt & Caboodle combines Laubach's own experience as a broker and educator in the setting of a novel. Readers follow the adventures of investment rookie Missy Kitt as she seeks employment from a down-and-out brokerage house and its floundering CEO, Mr. Caboodle. Desperate for help, Caboodle hires Kitt and soon learns what a gem he has discovered. As she digs through company records and learns...
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El dólar estadounidense está al borde de una catástrofe. Por primera vez, la deuda del gobierno más poderoso, liderando la economía mundial más grande, fue degradada a un AA por Standard & Poor's desde un perfecto AAA. La pomposidad política de republicanos y demócratas del techo de la deuda hizo que americanos y otros duden de nuestro liderazgo. Muchos creen que su acuerdo es falto para reducir el gasto del gobierno. La deuda equivale al...
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It's time to step up our Passive Income game. We are progressing into deeper topics today as we jump into income investing, REITs, and royalties.
A misconception is that you need a lot of money to get started with real estate. Nope. Real estate is a mindset. Having a roommate paying you $500/month is the same as owning a home that nets $500/month.
Income investing can be risker than dividend growth investing because the high-yield securities are...
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Easy-to-follow action plans for reversing retirement investment losses and rebuilding wealth for the future
Save My 401(k)! provides critical care to stop the hemorrhaging of your nest-egg dollars, stabilize assets, and rebuild wealth for the future.
The book's assessment tools help you pinpoint the best approaches for achieving long-term goals while being able to customize your 401(k) game plan for future times of economic uncertainty. A "Putting...
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Saving and investing are similar yet vastly different. They both require discipline with money and budgeting. However, saving is for protection, while investing is for generational wealth and retirement. Just because you are a saver doesn't mean you can't get a return on your money. Now, more than ever, there are safe places to store your money while obtaining yield. In this book, I compare Savings "I" Bonds, Treasuries, and USDC to see where you...
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Living overseas is the dream of many Americans. Imagine waking up to a brand new country every day. However, most of us won't work overseas after we retire. So how would we survive? Well, we can live off of passive income. This is part seven of my series, where I discuss living overseas on passive income. Today, I will talk specifically about residual income from an automated business. Business is the wealth generator for many entrepreneurs, but it...
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Who you choose to marry is the most important financial decision of your life-don't take it lightly.
The good news is that if you learn to control your finances, you'll find someone whose goals align with yours.
If you and your spouse can work together, love each other, and prepare for the future, these could be the best years of your life.
Finally, you'll have to pick a home you can afford while allowing you all to save and invest for your future....
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Inflation is upon us, so how do we defeat it? I guess we could work more hours at our job. Or better yet, get a second job driving Uber or delivering pizzas. That sounds like a great idea.
I was just kidding. Don't solve your problems by exchanging your time for money. Every time we do this, we'll have to work more hours to earn more pay. It's a hamster wheel that we call the rat race.
Passive income is the answer. We need to build passive income...
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The deeper into Passive Income we dive, the richer we become. Knowledge is the ultimate form of currency, so we need to become innovative as hell.
Being able to create passive income from thin air is the ultimate goal. We can sell covered calls or buy tiny homes on a plot of land using leverage.
We can also farm coins on the decentralized crypto marketplace and sell NFTs that pay us royalties for their lifetime.
Whatever we decide to do for advanced...
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Do you want to work for 35 years to receive $3,000/month in social security benefits? That sounds like a bad deal to me. I would rather create a $3,000/month paycheck by age 45 and grow it into a $20,000/month paycheck by the time I turn 66. But where do you start? I choose income investing as my investing style of choice. It's not for everyone because it requires knowledge, research, and faith in the system. However, if you can understand the order...
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The most significant risk in your 60s is overspending on your family. We worked so hard to grow our income and assist our children, but our top priority is to protect our wealth.
We cannot make emotion-based decisions. We would love to send our grandkids to private schools or buy massive houses, but it may not be in the cards.
We have to make decisions based on facts and logic. Our choices affect the long-term health of our family for generations.
We...
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The world has undergone some changes. Long past is the days of working for the same company for 20+ years and receiving a nice pension. We have to survive on our own today.
The gig economy tells us that we can work how we like and grow if we want. However, it doesn't tell us how to build ourselves towards retirement. We have to create.
We need to create a business, a retirement, and a dream. It's all on us; nobody is going to save us.
The first...
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Putting all your money into the stock market can be a risky decision. Sure, you can win hard when the market is up, but what happens during a downturn?
Fixed income, such as bonds, can be a way to level out your gains and losses. Only you can decide what balance works best for your risk tolerance, age, and retirement plan.
Knowing what fixed-income assets are available is the first step in descending how to utilize them best. This book series will...
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This complete summary of the ideas from Stan Davis and Christopher Meyer's book "Future Wealth" shows how a deep and radical realignment in the way wealth is created is currently underway. The overall impact of this realignment is that ordinary individuals will take greater control of their own financial futures as they become the central players in the new economy. In their book, the authors explain how individuals will come to understand the true...
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In Flexible Trusts and Estates for Uncertain Times, Fifth Edition, Jerry Horn defines estate planning objectives, describes the climate of uncertainty, identifies planning problems, and suggests solutions. The completely update fifth edition confronts a purported lull after a period of unprecedented instability and now covers: The repeal in 2010 of the estate tax and the generation-skipping tax and the reversion of the taxes, the exemptions and the...
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We all believe we know how life is supposed to play out for us. We go to college, get married, get a high-paying job, and eventually become wealthy. This plan sounds foolproof until we realize we aren't getting rich any time soon. Usually, around age 40, we conclude that we will not become wealthy. This plan fails because we exert no leverage and don't have things growing in the background. If we can execute the same plan but have dividends, business,...
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Everything investors who skipped accounting class need to know to spot-and steer clear of-companies whose numbers don't add up
Individual investors today are painfully aware that accounting fraud is more widespread than ever, yet often they aren't sure what this fraud looks like or even where to look. What Every Investor Needs to Know About Accounting Fraud explains common accounting maneuvers, distortions, and outright deceptions that savvy investors...
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