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#20 – As A W-2 Employee, You Pay The Highest Taxes!
Did you know that as a W-2 employee, you pay the highest taxes? Higher than businesses and investors? The reasons for this and the overall misunderstanding of the tax system played out in a recent Facebook discussion. Unbeknownst to me, a discussion was taking...
#19 – Reduce Your Household Budget By 34.5% With The Family Bank!
What if I could show you an easy way to start chipping away at one of your biggest household expenses? Would you be interested? According to George Antone’s book, The Banker’s Code, interest comes in near the top of the list at 34.5% of the average...
#18 – Do You Have A Scarcity Or Abundance Mentality?
Do you have a scarcity or abundance mentality? What’s that, you ask? As usual, it’s related to money and how we think about it. Most of us want more of it, but how do we get it? Your personal finances are just like a business, and just like a business, there are...
#17 – Opportunity Cost And The New C-8 Corvette
Today’s topic is Opportunity Cost. What is Opportunity Cost anyway?Anytime you have a choice about how to spend, save, or invest money, there is an Opportunity Cost. Very simply, it’s the difference between the return you could have gotten on your money if you had...
#16 – WHY YOU CAN’T BECOME RICH WITHOUT DEBT!
Today’s topic is Why You Can’t Become Rich Without Debt. But first, why do we invest? We invest so that someday, work is a choice instead of a necessity. And when we reach that point, whatever we choose to do revolves around what fulfills us and makes us happy...
#15 – ALIGNMENT WITHIN YOUR INVESTMENTS
Today’s topic is Alignment Within Your Investments. Depending on the type of investing you do, other people may be involved. These “other” people might be a conventional investment advisor or financial planner; a syndicator; or a turn-key, single-family...