You’ve already done the hardest part of calculating if your retirement savings are on track: You’ve decided to actually do it and are STARTING the process. Honestly–getting your retirement savings on track isn’t rocket science, it’s just complicated enough that people get intimidated out of starting the process. I’ve laid out a few options for […]
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FatFire is a growing movement — here’s how this couple will retire in their 30s. Planning for retirement is essential for everyone. Luckily, the earlier you start planning and saving, the better your outcomes can be. Today I have an awesome GUEST POST: a couple that can easily retire in their 30s. Whether you decide
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A 529 Plan is a great way to save for college when you’re (1) on track financially and (2) have money that you’re prepared to dedicate exclusively to educational expenses. Before you start saving for your child’s college fund, I would make sure you have taken these other higher-priority Money Fit Moves first: Have already paid-off all
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You’re here because you’re ready to begin your debt-free journey! You’re making the right money move and I’m excited for you. You wouldn’t have clicked on this page unless you were good and ready, so let me help you get there. By the way, if you want any encouragement along the way, feel free to
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Personal finance has three main areas, so covering all these bases will brighten your financial future (1) Cash management (e.g. budgeting), (2) Wealth creation (e.g. investing and retirement), and (3) Asset protection (e.g. insurance, will & trust). I’ve compiled a list of what I consider to be the 12 most critical, must-do personal finance “money moves” you can
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