The following article was originally post as a guest post at Cashflow Sherpas, to view it in it’s original form, click here. The following article is an updated and slightly improved version of the article, but updated enough to make both stories significantly different! During my college years, I had a fun time, but even… Continue reading Maximizing Your Lifestyle Responsibly
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Financial Planning Isn’t Really A One Size Fits All Model
There isn’t a “One Size Fits All” model for financial planning. Credit Cards I love credit cards, no wait, I love reward credit cards! But this is my one exception where I deviate from the norm with respect to my friends and their spending habits. I have a few friends that have gone bankrupt (in 1… Continue reading Financial Planning Isn’t Really A One Size Fits All Model
Long-Term Value-Investors Can Always Benefit from a Trader Mentality
Long-Term Value-Investors Can Always Benefit from a Trader Mentality Today’s guest post is by Michael Trinkle. Long-term value-investors may be quite content to eke out small returns in the short-term because they know from experience that the compounding of small returns can lead to significant gains over longer periods of time. However, this past year,… Continue reading Long-Term Value-Investors Can Always Benefit from a Trader Mentality
Another Big Stock Market Dip, What Did I Do?
Yesterday, the DOW stock market measure dipped 187 points, so what did I do? I did nothing! The market responded to something going on over in the Chinese government as they try to control inflation in China. I’ve seen similar announcement like this before, the market drops like a bowling ball dropped in a toilet,… Continue reading Another Big Stock Market Dip, What Did I Do?