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    Robo-Investing

    A Modern Twist On Paying Yourself 1st! We all do it. I can remember as a child being warned by my mother about the dangers of it, so it’s nothing new. Advertisers and marketers are counting on it. Amazon built…

  • Student Debt

    loan Forgiveness More Difficult Than Admission to Yale?

    Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program There has been a lot of chatter in the press lately about the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program and how difficult it is to actually qualify. So many people were rejected after 10 years…

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    There’s a F.I.R.E. – I Just Don’t Feel The Warmth…..

    There’s a “movement” afoot and its called Financial Independence and Retire Early or F.I.R.E. To oversimplify, the followers of F.I.R.E. live relatively frugal lives using the money they save to pay down debt and invest. The goal? To have enough passive income that…

  • Student Debt

    Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program (VMLRP)

    Today we are talking about the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program (VMLRP).  If you are a recently graduated (or about to graduate) food animal veterinarian who has at least $15,00 of student loans and is willing to practice in an…

  • Finance Basics

    Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) – A Primer

    Real estate is considered by many to be an essential part of any balanced investment portfolio. Why? Well, although far from perfect, there is somewhat of an inverse correlation between stocks and real estate. So when stock process slide, real estate…

  • Retirement

    Don’t Fall Into The 529 Plan Grandparent Trap!

    Those that follow my blog know that I’m a big fan of the 529 plan. The 529 plan is the go-to instrument when saving for children’s education. Although they are funded with after tax money the funds grow tax-free and then,…

  • Retirement

    Study shows we need to save more for retirement – A lot more!

    So earlier I tackled the issue of how much to save for retirement. A lot of advisors suggest that when we strategize for retirement, we will probably need to plan on spending some fraction of our current income. In one…

  • Finance Basics

    Calculating Net Worth – Your Financial Report Card!

    The underlying premise behind “net worth” is the question: What would I be worth if I were to sell everything I own and paid off all of my debts. Its not very realistic – no one is actually going to…

  • Other Important Stuff

    Protecting Your Ass(ets): Disability Insurance

    It’s the product that everyone pays for but no one actually wants to use: insurance. And if you are like me, you probably hate paying for something that you don’t plan on using! But if you haven’t thought about your…

  • Other Important Stuff

    Life Insurance – Protecting Your Ass(ets) Part Deux

    Life insurance. Its a product everyone ends up paying for it, but no one actually wants to collect on it! Questions that commonly arise are what type of insurance should I get and how much. That’s what we will explore…

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