Almost Debt-Free to Nearly $1 Million in Debt: Why We Moved to Nashville
We had just finished building our dream home only a few years ago. My businesses were thriving, and this allowed my wife and I to create a 3-year goal that sounded more like a fairy tale — paying off our mortgage. We had roughly $450,000 in our home, but we only had around $250,000 left to pay it off. We …
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The Absolute Best Ways to Pay Less for College
College isn’t for everyone, yet those who choose to earn a degree tend to benefit for their entire lives. In fact, recent data published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that the average college graduate with a bachelor’s degree earns about $78,000, whereas the average worker with only a high school diploma brings in $45,000. That’s a …
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How to Create an Online Course: A Step-by-Step Guide
There are an endless number of ways you can make money online, and sometimes I feel like I have tried them all. I have built digital products, and of course, I have a blog that has helped me earn millions of dollars over the years. I’m also a YouTuber with more than 370,000 subscribers to my channel, called Wealth Hacker. …
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Best Bank CD Rates for 2021
Certificates of Deposit (CDs) work like online savings accounts, money market accounts and checking accounts in terms of offering rewarding returns with zero risk. The difference is, CDs “lock your money up” for a specified period of time. To access your funds before the term ends, you’ll have to pay a penalty. Although CDs offer less liquidity than a regular …
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How to Invest $500,000 Starting Today
Figuring out how to invest $500,000 can be exciting and stressful, mostly because this much cash can make a huge difference in your life. If you can invest half a million dollars and leave it alone for a few decades, you can easily grow your nest egg to be worth more than $1 million dollars. Then again, how you invest …
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5 Ways Parents Can Help Kids Get the Most Out of Student Loans
A recent survey from College Ave Student Loans revealed that student borrowers continue to rely heavily on parents when it comes to paying for higher education. Out of 1,001 undergraduate students surveyed, 57% said they were relying partially on parent’s income or savings, and another 9% said their parents were using federal PLUS parent loans. Another 9% said they planned …
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