Just about everyone has to deal with debt in one form or another. Whether it be student loans, credit cards, auto loans or mortgages. In the journey to…
This is a compilation of all (most) of the books I’ve read during 2020. I only recently had the idea to keep track of all the books I’ve…
There are seven tax brackets for the year 2021: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35% and 37%. The income thresholds are adjusted each year for inflation based on…
The house and senate leaders reached a deal late Sunday night on a $900 billion dollar stimulus package. The bill includes direct payments to individuals, small business loans,…
There always seems to be a lot of talk surrounding the 1% and even the 2% rule. For some reason, new investors seem to be inexplicably drawn to…
Cash-on-cash return is a metric used to determine an investment’s net income as a percentage of total cash invested. This lets an investor know how much of their…
There are many different investing paths to choose from like day trading, options trading, swing trading, value investing, growth investing and lots of others. For myself and many…
The appeal to invest in dividend paying stocks can be quite high. Receiving regular dividend payments can be enticing, especially to a new investor. I like to think…
A large income isn’t the only determining factor in the ability to achieve financial independence. The claim that it isn’t possible to achieve financial independence because of a…
Wouldn’t it be great if you could just collect dividends without suffering the volatility that comes along with stock ownership? The dividend capture strategy aims to do exactly…