Today MD from Studenomics and I are debating a hot button personal finance topic: Should you pay for your kids’ college education. He takes the stand that you shouldn’t while I am stepping up to the plate for those that believe you should. Be sure to check out his article HERE and let us know [...]
Category Archives: Investing
The Lazy Way To Creating Real Wealth In The Market
Today’s post is not about making money. Money is a tool that everyone uses on a day to day basis for basic necessities and wants. Today I am talking about wealth, real wealth, and how to achieve it in the simplest and laziest of ways: passive investing.
What is passive investing
Passive investing is the type of [...]
Set It and Forget It – My Struggle with Tracking my Long-term Investments
One of my personal struggles has always been information overload. I am not overwhelmed by information; I constantly seek ever-changing information. This is evident in a lot of my personal interests. I tend to enjoy things that are constantly changing, shifting, and updating. I enjoy the news, sports, and online video games for these reasons. [...]
Turning $5,000 into $110,000 (Tax Free) – All it takes is time
Yes, you can easily turn $5,000 into $110,000. No, it’s not a scam and no, you can’t do it overnight. Today I will be going through the ins and outs of a Roth IRA. A Roth IRA is a retirement account that has significant tax advantages compared to other retirement accounts.
A Traditional IRA and a [...]
A Random Stroll Up to Wall Street
At the recommendation of my friend Bobby, I have started to read “A Random Walk Down Wall Street”. This book is known as one of the premier investment books and a modern day classic. I am slowly working my way through it, and I am sure you will hear me reference this book a lot [...]