Investing in Real Estate: How to Profit From Your Own Passion Many people have already recognized that the present lull within the housing market has provided an excellent opportunity for them to start their own real-estate investment business. Now is a great time to profit from your own passion and set up such a business […]
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Not Your Average Investor On May 31st 2012, thanks to twitter, worlds literally collided. Well at least metaphorically speaking.  Well known Canadian rap artist Drake shared this tweet with his 7.2 million followers: The first million is the hardest. — Drizzy (@Drake) May 30, 2012 This sparked the following twitter response from T. Boone Pickens:
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Retirement Costs When planning for retirement costs, financial planners often calculate costs decreasing during retirement but there are some costs that will increase in retirement. It is important to plan for them. There will be a number of costs to consider when you’re approaching retirement. Budgeting may be easier because many costs will decrease like commuting,
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Affordable Retirement Living Have you thought about retirement? If not, why not? Perhaps you’ve already retired or are approaching/planning retirement? Either the way, everybody thinks about it sooner or later. There is no such thing as ‘too soon’ when it comes to funding retirement and saving money. The key is to know how much you have to spend and
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The Good Old Days are Gone Years ago when a person hired into a job it was generally until the age of retirement, 30+ years. Companies gave pensions to workers to encourage longevity with the company. The retiree had a 401K, CD’s paying 15%, stock and bonds, and other high interest savings accounts. At retirement they lived
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No one wants to spend their retirement worrying about money. Unfortunately, in today’s economic environment debt is common. Once you retire it is almost certain that your income will decline. But if you have loads of debt, your expenses will stay almost the same or even grow with the accumulation of interest. In days past,
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The “baby boomer” age group has now gotten to retirement age and are more than likely researching the best retirement states in which to enjoy their golden years. There’s particular key elements they ought to be thinking about. They will want to look at what every state is offering retired people, the retirement communities in
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By Terry Coxon, Casey Research Until 2010 arrived, you couldn’t have a Roth IRA if your income exceeded certain limits. That restriction is gone. Now anyone with a traditional IRA can convert it to a Roth. But should you? Background Roth or traditional, the central advantage of an IRA is tax deferral. Earnings accumulate and
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Financial Calculators for Mortgages If you would like to calculate whether a mortgage is right for you here are several calculators that will help. What will it take for you to pay off your mortgage? This Mortgage Payoff Calculator helps you find out. Rent vs. Own Mortgage Calculator– This tool will allow you to estimate
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Boost your savings relatively painlessly… believe it or not, if you sit down and really put your mind to it, you can come up with dozens of ways to give your savings a boost. Here are a few ideas to get you going.
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