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A couple of months ago, I received a notice from my local water provider. The notice was identified as an “Important Responsibility Message” with a requested response in 30 days. Then a month or so ago, I received a second notice and then just recently a third notice came that pushed the same information. The … Read More “Do You Need Water Service Line Coverage?” »
An IRA is a tax advantaged retirement account that is not sponsored by an employer. Meaning, you can still receive similar tax benefits as a 401(k) even if your employer does not offer a retirement plan. Even if you participate in a retirement plan sponsored by your employer, you can still contribute to an IRA … Read More “What Exactly Is An Individual Retirement Account?” »
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Looking down the road, planning for retirement is a major stressor for just about everyone. How much money will I need to retire? Will Social Security Benefits still be around? Will I have enough money to retire for good? How long will my retirement last? When it comes to saving for retirement and your golden … Read More “Understanding Retirement Accounts: Which One Is Best For You?” »
Here are 7 ways to put your stimulus check to good use! Pay Any Late Bills Stock up on Food Storage Put it towards your Emergency Fund Max out your 2020 or 2021 IRA Pay on High Interest Debt/Loans Invest it for the long haul Donate it to a charity or someone/place in need. So, … Read More “What Should You Do With Your Stimulus Check?” »
The rule of 72 is a simple way to figure out how long it will take an amount of money to double. All you need to do is divide 72 by the annual interest rate. This will give you a relatively close estimate to the number of years before your money is doubled. [72 … Read More “What is the Rule of 72 and How Does it Work?” »
What is going on with the stock market? Well, to keep is simple, a Reddit group started a buying trend of the GameStop stock, GME, after it was identified that there were millions of shares being shorted by large hedge funds. This created a short squeeze between the Reddit group holding the shares of stock, … Read More “What Does Reddit Battling Wall Street Mean for the Average Investor?” »
Hey guys! I’m Becky and welcome to my new blog. I’ve been wanting to start something like this for a while now and to be honest, there is never going to be a perfect time to start. So, here we go. I am 28 years old and the only debt I have is my mortgage … Read More “Where It All Started – Now Where Do We Go?” »
