Month: December 2019

Two people I’ve been following online for the past few years – Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung – wrote a fabulous book called Quit Like a Millionaire. You should read it sooner rather than later. (And let me be very clear, right up front – I am not being compensated by anyone for this review.) […]

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A new decade starts 11 days from today. What do you want to accomplish next year? Which dreams are most important to you? The key to getting things done is to start planning today. Time waits for no one, and not a single one of us is promised tomorrow. Sure, there are those rare instances […]

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This week, I’d like to introduce you to the idea of keeping your wallet closed one day each week. I call these No-Spend Days! Pick any day you want. It doesn’t matter. The purpose of this exercise is for you to give your wallet a break! Slow down your spending – keep your money in […]

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I’ve been a big fan of Garth Turner, who blogs over at Greater Fool, for a few years now. He’s a big proponent of creating cash flows for retirement. Towards that end, he has written many, many persuasive posts about why people should sell their homes, invest the equity, and live off the investment income. […]

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