It’s graduation time and an estimated 2 million students are graduating from U.S. Universities. Since many will be looking for new jobs — including my eldest son — I thought it would be the perfect time to share a few interview tips. Here are three things you should know if you’re preparing to go on …
The short answer: 20% of what you make should go into your savings account every month. And, don’t cheat! Make sure you take 20% from the top line before you pay taxes. For the full video, click here.
In my opinion, every couple should have a total of four accounts (two shared accounts and one individual account each). 1. Joint Checking Account: this is for everyday expenditures that you both, as a couple, control. 2. Joint Savings Account: this is for the rainy day expenses 3. Individual Account for Partner A 4. Individual …
Do you ever wonder how people can make 100%, 300% or even 1000% on an investment consistently? Well, it isn’t easy. However, your biggest opportunity for a high return is investing in yourself. When you invest in yourself, you not only have complete control, but the return on investment (ROI), can be exponential. Allow me …
1. Failing to invest in yourself. It’s important to invest in your education, your health and your appearance. 2. If it flies, floats, or is fast, rent it, don’t buy it. Or, better yet, find a friend who has it. Less than 1% of people are lucky enough to make money buying planes, boats or …
1. Face coverings are here to stay (especially on public transportation or any public gatherings). 2. Work from home will be permanent for some and partial for others. 3. Commercial, retail, and high rise condo real estate values will be soft. 4. Single-family homes will remain robust in many areas. 5. Travel will resume and …
▪️Education ▪️Dedication ▪️Hard Work ▪️Savings/Investments Education is the mother of all success. There are two types. Formal and informal. You could go to college and graduate with a degree and get a formal education, or you could learn from experience and training and get an informal education. Either one works, since you learn both ways. …
Do you feel like you are still in a holiday food coma? Did you eat too many cookies, cupcakes and casseroles? Do you regret what you ate in the last two weeks? I know I do. I had way too many calories and had to work extra hard to keep off any excess weight. But …
Most couples don’t want to talk about finances, but you should since money is the third leading cause of divorce (after basic incompatibility and infidelity, respectively). Here are the top five things you can do today so you don’t breakup tomorrow: 1) Open Up: Get naked financially. Yes, if you’ve been following me this last …
Most people believe that speculating is a true investment; however, it’s not. When you speculate, you’re actually hoping that your investment goes up in value, but it is always a gamble. It is no different than going to the casino and hoping to win. Speculation is never about doing your homework, understanding all the risks, …
