You always hear us finance bloggers telling you to invest for your retirement. We use big words like 401(k), 403(b), IRA, and Roth IRA, but usually assume you all know what they mean and how they …
Building a Real Estate Snowball
Over the last 50 years, the S&P 500 has yielded a compound annual growth rate of 9.41%. With returns like that, why would anyone consider investing elsewhere? I know several people who have made a …
WeBull Review: Is It Worth Trying?
What do you look for when you're shopping for an online stock brokerage? Some features that may come to mind include reliable customer service, security, a proven track record, and of course, …
Flip Houses or Rent Out Real Estate?
Have you ever thought about flipping houses on the side? Or maybe you've always wanted to buy real estate and rent out your property to make a consistent semi-passive monthly income? Both strategies …
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The Stock Market: The Complete Beginner Guide
The stock market is the most well-known place to invest. It is fast-paced. It is glamorous. Millions of dollars are made and lost every minute the market is open. It can be intimidating to get …
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How Technology Can Help You Increase Your Financial Knowledge
This post comes in conjunction with our friends at Fisher Investments. Whether you want to learn more about the different kinds of investments and financial strategies available or are ready to …
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Bitcoin: How I Earned an 836% Return on a Lucky Investment
I remember first learning about Bitcoin in its infancy, but despite the excited chatter around this new cryptocurrency, I always hesitated to put my own money into the speculative digital currency. In …
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Tools to Manage Your Finances with the Least Work Possible
Managing your finances can be a lot of work. Between all of your bank accounts, credit cards, investments, 401(k)s, student loans, mortgages, bills, and everything else you’re dealing with, keeping …
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July 2016 Earnings and Investments Update
Summer is in full swing and I recently passed my three month anniversary as a full-time online freelancer. I have seen some fun, some unexpected, and lots of hard work. Read on to see how the …
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PPP036: I’m Adam Piplica and I’m a UK Diploma-Qualified Paraplanner
British blogger Adam Piplica left his job as a marketing analyst to pursue blogging full-time, but then decided to go back into the full-time working world as a certified financial planner to really …
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