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How to Invest In 2024 So We Can Catch Flights Not Feelings
Staying on top while we invest in 2024. Catching flights not Feelings!
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With 90% Growth in 2023? How to beat the S&P with this Investment Portfolio
The Neighborhood Finance Guy writes about financial literacy topics: Financial Planning, Budgeting, Millennial Money Management, Investment Portfolio Strategies, Retirement tips, and more. The goal is to help you make effective decisions and set S.M.A.R.T+E.R. goals with your money. The information is free but the struggle is not sold separately. And, if you are into this sort of thing; the blog is PLUTUS nominated, I studied Accounting with a Specialization in Taxation, served in the US Marine Corps and now work as an Auditor. I’m also big on Traveling and watching Anime. While often confused with Savings, Investing yields more rewards Based on news reports, the economy narrowly avoided a true…
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How to Prepare for 2024 Market Turbulence while The S&P 500 Set to Close at 5,200
Below are the newest 2024 S&P 500 forecasts. The S&P 500 price targets range from 4,250 to 5,200. This implies returns of between -8% and +12.5% from the December 11, 2023 close of 4,622. We seem to have survived the worst of the cocaine bear market (when the S&P 500 hit 3,577 in October 2022). Based on economist predictions, there will be strong income growth (amid cooling inflation and a robust job market). With the expectation that federal rate hikes have delivered their biggest hits to GDP growth in 2022 through 2023, manufacturing is set to recover in 2024. The key risks to the S&P 500’s performance include consumer sentiment,…
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The Economy is Switching Gears. Important Things to Consider for Q4 2023 and Beyond
For most of 2023, investors have been switching gears in this economy against an ever-evolving macroeconomic backdrop. From the war in Ukraine to the Middle East, social anxiety is up. Even the economic growth of the top ten companies in the world isn’t enough to abet fear. Beyond that, inflation has proven to have staying power. Currently, the economic growth in the US is supported by resilient consumers. Many of them are dipping deeper into their savings and investments while also spending on credit. However, there have been signs of a rally in energy prices while consumer pessimism climbs. People are tired in 2023 and are in need of a…
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How to Avoid Falling behind Financially in Your 40s
Ever feel like you are falling behind financially? Turns out, most Americans feel the same way. New job applicants are requesting no less than $80,000 per year in entry-level roles. While most families say they need over $230,000 per year to stay afloat. Boomers are entering retirement with fewer savings than anticipated. Genx is stuck in its own sandwich generation with the likelihood of another recession. While millennials are now ages 26 to 41. Life is getting financially complicated. We are all navigating through major life transitions from the global pandemic to global reversion to the mean. All this, on top of getting married (or not), going 50/50 on expenses,…
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Why the Stock Market and Financial Habits Align with Your Wealth
2/3 of the crew is here. Lovely and Lawrence discuss the stock market and diversifying our life's purpose.
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Here’s How To Set Up A Retirement Income Portfolio
A solid retirement income portfolio provides retirees with a stable source of income plus potential for growth based on the user's risk profile and time horizon.
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Amazing Financial Advice if You Make Less than $75,000 per year
Great financial advice if you are stuck in the middle and making less than $75,000 per year. Challenges are mounting, Grow with them.
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Best Time to Invest? May proved that Buying the Dip Works!
Hooray we all made it through May with flying colors on the road to $900k net worth. Just six months left to reach your Financial Goals.
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Here’s How to Invest Your First $10,000 through 2050
You really need to invest. No matter if it's a simple ETF or a mix of holdings. Investing is now mandatory for long-term wealth survival. Hedge inflation.