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Quick Review of IRS changes to IRA and 401k in 2019

Quick Review of IRS changes to IRA and 401k in 2019 and Timeshare exit companies reviews The only two things that scare me are God and the IRS. —–Dr. Dre What am I afraid of? The IRS. That’s it. I don’t want those people knockin’ on my door, man. —–Tracy Morgan I hardly ever hear good things about the IRS….
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Medscape Physician Wealth And Debt Report 2018 Is Out And You Won’t Like What You See

The Physician Wealth and Debt Report 2018 conducted a survey that exposed physicians money and debt habits. You won’t believe some of the numbers. For example, only about 45% lived below their means. About 10% of physicians are still paying off debt after 50 years of age. 2% were about to carry the loans to their grave at age >65.

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This 22 Year Old Public School Teacher Inspired Us To Be Debt Free! – Rachel Scott

I am a 22-year-old young professional who is proud to be a public school English teacher. I paid off my student loan and currently debt free. I’m passionate about personal finance, minimalism, education, food, and travel. I’m obsessed with self-improvement and lifelong learning, and my greatest hope is to instill some of this motivation into my students and readers.

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Cash Drag Basics: What It Is & How Does It Affect Your Portfolio

Holding cash in your portfolio for too long can create a negative impact on your returns, often referred to as “Cash Drag” or “Performance Drag”. Use these tricks to decrease cash drag on your investment.

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The importance Of Time Value Of Money

To be successful in personal finance and business, one must master the importance of time value of money. The time value of money is a financial concept that basically says money at hand today is worth more than the same amount of money in the future. Simply put, $1 today is far more valuable than $1 in the future.

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5 Life-Changing Ways To Save Money In The Kitchen

Budgeting can be hard. It’s not uncommon to feel the financial stress that comes with managing your money from month to month. Luckily, humans have always found ways to overcome inflation and conquer their goals. Finding ways to maintain your finances amidst the rising cost of living can help you put your money to better use and do things like…
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