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A List of Low Cost Financial Advisors (Say NO to 1% Advisors)
Investment advisors charging one percent of the investments they manage for you is the industry norm. Many charge more than that. Not sure how fees may affect your wealth over time, then check out this report. In an effort…
9 Best Investment Tracking Apps
The ideal investment tracking app makes managing investments a breeze. Investment apps can track not only the portfolio's performance, but also its fees, asset allocation and projected future growth. What follows are the best investment tracking apps based on…
The 7 Levels of Financial Freedom
The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement has underscored the power of financial freedom. It's the central theme in my book, Retire Before Mom and Dad. Indeed, financial freedom is the guiding principle of how I manage money. While…
4 Best Target Date Retirement Funds in 2024
Target date retirement funds make investing in a 401(k) or IRA easy. Simply pick a fund that corresponds with when you plan to retire, and the fund does the rest. In this article we'll look at several of the…
How to Invest $1 Million | A Step-by-Step Guide to Investing a Windfall
Investing $100 a month is simple. Many use one or more low cost index funds. So why does investing $1 million or more seem to require a more complex portfolio? In short, it doesn't. In this article I talk…
7 Simple Calculations that Show the Awesome Power of Compound Interest
Albert Einstein purportedly said “compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it. He who doesn’t, pays it.” The question is how do we understand it? We can start by running 7 calculations…