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Imagine you’re the recipient of an amazing windfall. The catch is, you get to decide how your “winnings” are paid out. For the purpose of this experiment, you can choose from $2,000 cash money or a “magical penny” that doubles in value for 31 days straight. Either option will leave you with more money than... Listen Now-->
The post GFC 097: The Magical Penny That Grows to Over $10 Million Dollars in 31 Days appeared first on Good Financial Cents®.
Since launching my blog in 2008 I've been amazed at how much opportunity it has given me. I love blogging so much I think everyone should start one! If you're interested I outline the exact steps I used to make my first $1,000 from blogging.
In the latest GFC podcast, I share 5 money hacks that will save me AND make me $4.1 million dollars. The best part is these are money hacks anyone can do.
I’ll never forget the conference call I had with a client who was getting ready to retire from the company she had worked for 20 plus years. She had saved as much as life had allowed her to and most was invested in the stock of the company which employed her all that time. Almost... Listen Now-->
The post GFC 094: Net Unrealized Appreciation Rules appeared first on Good Financial Cents®.
Not knowing this tax strategy could cost you big bucks if you own stock in your retirement account. Net Unrealized Appreciation (NUA) can save you thousands and thousands of dollars if implemented correctly.
A retirement dress rehearsal is important because it will be your first chance to see if you can actually live on your expected retirement income - and give you time to fix it if you can't.
A 2016 study from LinkedIn showed that working professionals who graduated college between 2006 and 2010 have already switched jobs an average of 2.85 times. The same study shows that the number of companies most people work for 5 – 10 years after graduating has increased as well. It’s hard to say why people job hop more... Listen Now-->
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