Everybody invests. Whether you?re buying a bike, a candy bar, or a house, you are using resources judiciously. You?re exchanging one owned good for another, one that you believe will serve you better than the liquid finances at your disposal. So everybody is comfortable with investment, at least on the small scale. It?s when you …
My desperate attempts to save my investing portfolio for Grow Your Dough resulted in the opposite effect.? This year, I participated with a number of other personal finance bloggers in the Grow Your Dough Throwdown. It was a lot of fun, and my interest in a totally boring portfolio was realized. During October and November, …
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Note: Since I am not interested in real estate investment (other than through REITs), I think it’s great for my readers to gain a little insight from those who do go that route. This is an interesting look at passive income through rental properties. Let me know what you think in the comments! Seven years …
I’m joining forces with other bloggers to participate in a giveaway from Nvestly.?Enter to win AAPL shares. One of the the more desirable stocks, even now, with some of the pains Apple has been experiencing since the passing of Steve Jobs, is AAPL. If you’re interested in perhaps investing in APPL shares, now might be …
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Want to learn about investing in real estate? This book by Brandon Turner of BiggerPockets can help you get started — no matter how much (or how little) you have. When it comes to investing in real estate, I’m into REITs. I just sold my home, and I have no interest in becoming a landlord. …
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I think owning a home is overrated. Why I may never own a home again. Not too long ago, I closed on the sale of my home. I had been ambivalent about buying in the first place (although, overall, I felt good about the house), but the whole closing process, and the realities I faced …
