The monthly nut is the concept of what it costs monthly to maintain your standard of living or lifestyle. In layman’s terms, your monthly…
retirement
knowledge
Types of Retirement
With the advent of increased life spans, retirement has become an established topic. Prior to the beginning of the industrial revolution, retirement was not…
money
Save Money and Retire Early: How to See a Broadway Show on the Cheap
As an avid broadway goer, who has the luxury of living within a stone’s throw of Broadway, I have been fortunate enough to see…
economics
Why You Should Avoid Seed Investing and Regulation Crowdfunding (Regulation CF)
The average American wants to get rich. The average American wants to break the paycheck to paycheck cycle. Most average earners think that seed…
money
Why 2019 is a Great Year to Increase Your Retirement Contribution
A majority of Americans got a raise going into 2018 – solely due to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. For those…
Housing
Refinance Your House and Invest in Your Retirement
The masses at large fail to disassociate their home from their retirement. Your home is not your retirement. Your retirement is not your home.…
life
Create a Retirement Mission Statement
Before starting a business, entering into marriage or joining your friend in an intramural league – we all commit to a mission statement. It…
economics
Why You Should Not Check Your Retirement Account Everyday
The average American hates looking at their financial statements. They are often long, poorly formatted and remind us of all the things we recently…
economics
Avoid the Wealth Effect
The wealth effect is the change in spending that is associated with the perceived change in wealth. For the overall economy, the wealth effect…
retirement
What is Compound Interest and Why is it so Important?
“My wealth has come from a combination of living in America, some lucky genes, and compound interest.” – Warren Buffett We know what you’re…