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Still Not Debt Free but We are Pushing Toward a $1.5 Million Net Worth
Hooray we all made it through May and the Pandemic. Just six months left to reach your Financial Goals.
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Still Not Debt Free. Grabbing the +$900k Net Worth Prize
Hooray we all made it through May and the Pandemic. Just six months left to reach your Financial Goals.
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Prices Push Debt Balances Up. 20 Percent to Be Exact.
In this episode of TFG, the crew discuss how you can manage your money and specifically your credit better. With interest rates rising due to inflation, cash flow management will be key to keep your family afloat through the "not-a-recession" period. Your credit card debt is about to cost you more. So buckle up to find out what to do.
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Making Sure You Benefit From The Student Loan Cancellations
TFG Crew is back! (And recording the episode again since Lawrence forgot to hit record) On Wednesday, August 24th, President Biden announced a massive student loan debt relief that directly impacts over 60 million Americans who hold an extensive amount of federal student loan debt. We discuss the groundbreaking news, the hidden details, massive opportunities to reengage in your tax planning strategy and more. Opportunities come and go. It comes down to how you play the cards to lower your expenses and increase your wealth.
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Still Not Debt Free, but We Paid Off Nearly $70,000 in Six Months
Hooray we all made it through May and the Pandemic. Just six months left to reach your Financial Goals.
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Debt is not Bad. Being #Debt Free is not FIRE, Invest More!
In this episode, Lovely and Lawrence talk about the growth of the #DebtFreedomJourney and how it's not always as great as it seems. Popularized by Dave Ramsey in the 2000s, Debt Freedom and #FinancialPeaceUniversity have been re-positioned as an emotional argument when in truth, money management is at the intersection of arithmetics and critical thinking. For example, local bank savings account is still going for 0.01%. An investment of $10,000 in 2021 would have yielded $1. In contrast, an investment of $10,000 in Bank of America $BAC would have yielded $14,881. An investment in JP Morgan Chase $JPM of $10,000 would now be worth $12,811. An investment in American Express…
