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Rich People Already Know How Broke You Are
knowledgeable investors and real rich people, already know how broke you are. This makes it easier so that you don’t have to spend your hard earned money on pretending.
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Chocolate & Roses: How an Average Couple Added Over $10,000 in Wealth
All is Fair in Love and Wealth. There are Slivers of Real Change in How We Interact with Each Other. Valentine's Day was Personal Again.
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Last Minute Tax Moves Before You File for 2020
Before You Jump to File Your Taxes Too Soon This Year, Process The Implications and What You Can Still Do To Reduce Your Tax Liabilities.
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How to Work Smarter with a Financial Independence Plan
2020 Was a Year That We Will Not Forget. Work Smarter, Not Harder. Go Together to Travel Further. Choose Together Because the Destination is Not Moving.
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Divided State of Black America: the Growing Racial Wealth Gap
Most Blacks in the Americas can trace their genealogy to enslaved ancestors, forced into the trans-Atlantic slave trade that started in the early 17th century. From microaggressions in Brazil to colorism in Haiti, vestiges of the past still layer subtext of Black Excellence. To this day, Blacks in the United States continue to face institutional barriers and discrimination, including a growing racial wealth divide.
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Just when you thought the New Year would be different: Millennial Couple’s Net Worth Tumbles to +$7,000
For my household, the goal for 2021 is to hit $500,000 by March 2021. With the collapse of January, I am pushing back this goal to April or June again. The market is choppy and likely headed towards an instability bubble that threatens to affect those who struggle most.
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Don’t get left out of wealth: Rich People pay less taxes, you should too.
All that time could have been better spent; learning and understanding their own taxes.
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Extreme Warning! Don’t Be Average. How to reallocate $20,000 per year
The average American household brings in about $68,000 and spends $63,000. After FICA (Social Security and Medicare) tax of 7.65%, the income already drops to $62,798. There you have it, the problem in high definition.
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Barely reaching the New Year: Millennial Couple’s Net worth Skyrockets by $210,000
2020 was tough and with God's grace, humanity proved we were tougher. We have a longer road to go to build and prosper. Net max financial plan works wonders.
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Millennial Newlyweds’ Record-Breaking $200k Wedding Growth
Epic news indeed. We came up $148,590 in Net Worth from January to October 2021. We will definitely cross the $400,000 by the end of the year. Nothing but the Glory of God, and investing with Faith.
