I Will Teach You to Be Rich: No Guilt. No Excuses. No B.S. Just a 6-Week Program That Works.
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So many people complain about politicians and sociological problems without looking around at their own behavior.
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Cynics don’t want results; they want an excuse to not take action. Ironically, even if they win their own manufactured argument, they lose overall, because they’re stuck in a prison of their mind.
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Fear is no excuse to do nothing
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yourmentalwealth.com
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Five Steps to Getting Rid of Credit Card Debt
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Negotiate down the APR.
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Schwab
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Vanguard
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With a Roth, you invest already-taxed income and you don’t pay any tax when you withdraw it.
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Roth IRA, you pay taxes on the amounts you contribute, but not the earnings.
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Most people don’t know this, but you can withdraw your principal (the amount you actually invested from your pocket) penalty-free.
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“Roth IRA income limits.”
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“Do I have a high-deductible health plan?”
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if they say yes, you do have a high-deductible plan, ask them if you can pair an HSA with your account.
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You get a debit card that you can use for “qualified medical expenses,” including bandages, chiropractors, eye exams and glasses, and prescriptions. (This is just a small handful of the health-related expenses you can pay for with your HSA card. To see them all, search for “HSA eligible expenses.”)
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Shah Jahan’s for his wife, Mumtaz Mahal (look it up).
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I’ve opted out of credit card offers at optoutprescreen.com, and I use a service called Catalog Choice (catalogchoice.org) to keep from getting unwanted catalogs in the mail.
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They’re the expenses you cringe at, the ones you shrug and roll your eyes at, and say, “Yeah, I probably spend too much on _______.”
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Habits don’t change overnight, and if they do, chances are they won’t be sustainable.
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She set up a separate bank account with a debit card. At the beginning of each month, she transfers, let’s say, $200 into it. When she goes out, she spends that money. And when it’s gone, it’s gone.
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three months of bare-bones income
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More information is not always good,
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When you’re evaluating a fund, the only way to really gauge it is by looking at its track record for the last ten years or more.
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Morgan Housel
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Bogleheads forum,
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“marginal tax brackets.”
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A list of your accounts and the amount in each ■  A list of debts and what the interest rates are ■  Monthly expenses (see table for details on how to determine this) ■  Your total income ■  Any money that is owed to you ■  Your short-term and long-term financial goals