Tag: Cash

Life is expensive. Starting a business is expensive. When you’re already in loads of debt, taking out a business loan doesn’t make sense. As I’ve been jumping through the hoops to start my own clinic, there have been many costs that I hadn’t predicted. To make ends meet wh...

What level of passive cash flow do you need for retirement? The goal I have set is to retire with annual passive income from real estate investing that covers my annual living expenses. It’s not only about retirement though. During my journey, it also became about achieving financial fre...

“Do not put all your eggs in one basket.” There’s so much wisdom in that statement, especially when it comes to personal finance. Finance experts and advisors recommend that folks look for other income-generating assets on top of their main source of income to help them achieve ...

What level of passive cash flow do you need for retirement? The goal I have set is to retire with annual passive income from real estate investing that covers my annual living expenses. It’s not only about retirement though. During my journey, it also became about achieving financial fre...

I must have typed the question into Google a thousand times. Who doesn’t want to be able to make money online? I have a great job. It pays well and I love it. So, why should I be in a hurry to get that online cash? It is probably just a human thing. As a family, we recently started a YouTub...

If you’ve been looking for legitimate ways to earn some extra money online, keep reading. In this post, I’ll show you step-by-step how to earn free PayPal cash codes that you can redeem for cold hard cash. And no, this isn’t some sketchy “get rich quick” scheme. The ...

Imust admit that I am a strategic management consultant and professor “of a certain age.” As such, I have to guard against falling into what might be academically called “old fart stories” and telling students/clients about the way things used to be — which, of course, ...

This phrase was made famous by legendary investor Ray Dalio. It’s been adopted by personal finance bloggers to encourage people to invest. The basic premise of “cash is trash” is that if you keep cash in a savings account, you will slowly go broke because inflation will eat away...

If you contributed to a deferred account, you did not pay taxes on that money. Once you withdrawal it you will be required to pay taxes on it, plus any earnings and vested matching. Depending on your federal and state brackets that can be a large portion. Not all the money stored in a Roth versio...