“Bonds and Bills: Are You Financially Primed for Marriage?”

Congratulations on taking the big step to propose to your partner! But before you tie the knot, it’s a good idea to take a close look at your financial situation. Here are some key financial areas to sort out before walking down the aisle: 1) Understand each other’s financial standings. A lot of couples avoid […]

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“Confidential Digits”

Here’s a rephrased version of your article: — I have a special number: 3000 12 16. It’s a secret goal I keep in different places, like on my fridge at home and a post-it note on my computer at work. This isn’t a password, social security number, or PIN code. It’s a goal I’ve set […]

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A Clever Millennial’s Path to Achieving Financial Freedom

Dan Kent, a writer and co-founder of Stocktrades.ca, has been a DIY investor for eight years. His portfolio includes a mix of dividend stocks, growth investments, and real estate, and he is continuously working to grow his net worth. Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve never been a fan of pinching pennies. I don’t believe […]

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TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL DESTINY: TRUST YOURSELF OVER “EXPERTS”

Some things should be left in your own hands: choosing your home, raising your kids, and managing your health. No matter how skilled an expert might be, you’d never completely delegate these responsibilities and walk away. The same goes for financial planning and investing for your future. Handing over your finances to someone else adds […]

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A New Chapter: Journey Through Northern Spain on Our European Adventure

Hey everyone! Today is my birthday, so my boyfriend and I are heading to the beach to relax. In the meantime, enjoy the recap of our bike trip through Northern Spain! Last time, I shared the first part of our two-month motorcycle trip through France. Now, we’re continuing our journey through Northern Spain on our […]

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Summary of Q1 Financial Objectives and Progress

Good morning! Just a quick reminder for everyone in the UK: the tax year ends on April 5th, so make sure you use up your ISA allowance soon. Back in January, I set some significant financial goals for 2014, and it’s time for a progress update! Rent out the guest house? Done. **Increase Net Worth […]

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Charming Abode in Guatemala: A Journey at 18 Months

If you’re curious about how it all began from day one, I’ve created a page with links to past posts about our house and Guatemala in general, including living costs and travel tips. Hey there! It feels great to be back home after spending barely a week here over the past six weeks. We’ve been […]

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A Pledge of 10% Blog Earnings for Education: An Update

Good morning, everyone! I shared some simple tips and tricks to keep in mind during your home inspection over on Make Money Your Way. You can check it out for more details. At Savvy Scot, we’re continuing our lifetime savings series, focusing on what you should prioritize in your 40s. Feel free to read more […]

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MAXIMIZE YOUR EARNINGS BY RENTING OUT YOUR SPARE ROOM

According to Airbnb, the average earnings for people renting out rooms in New York City is around $21,000 a year. That’s a significant amount of extra income for about 10,000 hosts! Imagine what you could do with an additional $21,000 each year. It sounds great, right? But what would you be willing to give up […]

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