[ad_1] A poor millionaire sounds like an oxymoron, but they definitely exist. Roughly 6% of U.S. households are millionaires, yet many of them still don’t feel rich. A poor millionaire is someone worth over $1 million but unable to access much of their wealth. In other words, their net worth is highly illiquid. A layoff, bear market, […]
How I Got Paid $39,177 Directly From Facebook In One Month J…
[ad_1] Did you know Facebook pays people just for posting content? Even for things like memes, screenshots, and everyday photos? Today, I’m excited to share an interview with Jeff Rose, a content creator who has made over $149,000 in just six months by posting on Facebook. I’ve known Jeff for years, and I’ve even been […]
7 Types of Financial Advisors & When to Hire Them
[ad_1] There are some jobs in life that you can DIY and others that you leave to the pros. While you can handle simple tasks like paying your bills, what about doing your taxes, forming a business, or making a will? Even when you’re sure you need help with your finances, it’s not always obvious […]
What foods are Canadians paying the most for as grocery pric…
[ad_1] Grocery prices climbed four per cent in September compared with a year earlier, according to the latest consumer price index from Statistics Canada. The increase shows that food inflation is once again climbing after a period of slower growth. However, Canadians don’t need statistics to tell them their grocery bills have gone up. The […]
How to buy gold: A guide for beginners
[ad_1] Perhaps you’ve seen those WE BUY GOLD billboards along the side of highways. Or the South Park episode making fun of those places. Either way, you’re probably wondering if there’s an air of legitimacy to buying and storing gold as an investment — and how to do it properly. I’m here to tell you […]
Empower Free Financial Review: What You Can Expect And Learn
[ad_1] After doing my first free Empower financial professional review back in 2014, I decided to do another investment portfolio review with them. Given the portfolio review is free for anyone with over $100,000 in investable assets, and my financial situation has changed so dramatically since then, I figured, why not spend a little time uncovering […]
If Money Wasn’t an Issue, What Would You Do With Your Life?
[ad_1] Have you ever thought about what your life would look like if money wasn’t something you had to worry about? I think this is one of the most interesting questions you can ask yourself. Yes, daydreaming is fun, but this question can also help you think about how you want your life to look. […]
Cash App Review – A Versatile Mobile Payment & Banking Platf…
[ad_1] Do your current financial apps give you everything you need in one place? Can you easily send money to friends, invest in stocks, save with competitive interest rates, and get paid early — all from a single app? If you hesitated for even a moment, Cash App might be the solution you’ve been looking […]
Laid off at 52, no pension and $250,000 in RRSPs. Is retirem…
[ad_1] Q. I am 52 years old and am being laid off this year due to my company closing its doors. Job prospects are not looking good so far. I got a late start in saving for retirement , and didn’t start putting money aside until I was 40. I have less than $250,000 currently […]
How much should you contribute to your 401(k)?
[ad_1] Ten percent? Twenty percent? More? I’ve written a lot about the benefits of both 401(k)s and IRAs. We’ve also looked at the emerging Roth 401(k) option and when it makes sense for young investors. But everybody’s next question is: “Okay, okay, but how much should I put into my 401(k)?” One of the most […]