housing market

Buying an Investment Property

February is quickly ending. This winter has been long and cold, so I am happy that Spring will hopefully be here soon. Here is a quick personal financial update as this winter winds down. Real Estate Investing The biggest news of the month is that we were out shopping for investment properties a couple hours…

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Things to Consider When Looking for an Investor

If you’re looking to start your own business or scale up an existing business, chances are that finding the right investor is a critical element in your future success. Choosing the right investor for your business is incredibly important and will have far-reaching effects on your business. Take these things into consideration as you begin…

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Updating Your Kitchen On a Budget

Owning your own home is expensive. Between mortgage payments, utility bills, furniture, appliances, decorations, and more, it’s difficult to afford the luxurious looks of a renovated home. In fact, the number one reason some Americans struggle to afford their first home is due to paying down debts, as cited by 26% of home buyers. How…

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ethical companies to invest in

Ethical Companies to Invest in

Are you searching for ethical companies to invest in? What is an ethical company? Should your ethics be a consideration when investing, or should you chase after profit? Obviously, you will have to answer these questions on your own, but if you are looking for some companies to invest in that are considered ethical, then…

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7 Tips to Help You Cut Down Your Debt

Debt can be crippling if you let it build up without attempting to pay it down. Sometimes you can end up deep in debt because of an unexpected expense or problem, and it can feel impossible to get out of the debt you’re in. Especially after 2020 when so many people lost their jobs and…

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Common Asset Allocation Rules of Thumb

If you have investments, then there are a few common asset allocation rules of thumb that you can follow to help you better manage your portfolio. These basic rules of thumb can help you to both grow and preserve your nest egg. Risk Tolerance A common asset allocation rule of thumb is the rule of…

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