The Wealth Stack: 7 Assets [REQUIRED] for Financial Freedom
If you’re taking the time to read my words, chances are good you are ready to earn more — to find ways to build the kind of long-term wealth that can change your life. Trust me when I say I know exactly how that feels. I didn’t grow up with much, and I barely knew how money worked until I …
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Esurance Car Insurance Review
Key Takeaways: Esurance was purchased by rival insurance company Allstate in 2011, yet these two companies still operate independently of one another. While it has been reported that Allstate was planning to drop Esurance in 2019 and then again in 2020, this hasn’t happened yet. Esurance was originally envisioned as a low-cost insurance provider that may be able to compete …
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How to Make $1,000 Per Month in Dividends
There are a ton of articles on the web extolling the virtues of passive income. But, if you really take a close look, a shocking number of them aren’t truly passive income sources. Sure, they’ll generate steady income, often while you’re busy doing other things, but you’ll have to put in at least some effort to make it happen. Blogging …
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How to Handle Taxes and Cryptocurrency
When cryptocurrency first hit the scene about a dozen years ago, it came with a few compelling qualities that made it attractive to at least a small number of people. First and foremost, it’s decentralized. It’s not issued by a bank or subject to the control of the central bank, the way fiat currencies like the U.S. dollar or the …
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The Top 11 Investors of All Time
Everyone is naturally interested in finding the investment fund or strategy that consistently produces the best annual returns. But while the performance of funds tends to ebb and flow, often with changes in direction of the financial markets, there’s a small, elite group of individuals who have enjoyed almost supernatural investment success. Below is my list of the top 11 …
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Almost Debt-Free to Nearly $1 Million in Debt: Why We Moved to Nashville
We had just finished building our dream home only a few years ago. My businesses were thriving, and this allowed my wife and I to create a 3-year goal that sounded more like a fairy tale — paying off our mortgage. We had roughly $450,000 in our home, but we only had around $250,000 left to pay it off. We …
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