Financial Independence with Dividend Investing
It’s almost the end of 2014 and the new year is right around the corner. It’s time to go over your checklist for 2014 and make sure you’ve completed the following: Max out your 401k The contribution limit for this year is $17,500. If your employer matches your contribution, that limit can go over $17,500. … Read more
Welcome to the first step in personal finance. The first step, and undoubtedly the most important step, is to have an emergency fund. If there’s one thing in life that’s certain, it’s uncertainty. How is your job security? We can’t control whether or not we’ll be fired tomorrow or where next month’s rent is coming … Read more
There’s always been a stigma revolving around leasing a car. Even in my eyes, it follows similar principles to that of renting your home instead of owning. You miss out on benefits such as tax cuts and equity. I would never have thought I would one day lease a car, which is basically a long-term … Read more
Have you been reading a lot of Investing Money 101 books and asked to yourself: “Okay. This is all great. I’m ready to change my lifestyle and start investing!…But where do I start?” It may seem daunting at first but it’s actually very easy. And for most long term investors, you can set it and … Read more