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When’s the Right Time to Start Investing? (Age, Money, Lifestyle)
When is the right time to invest in real estate? We’ve all asked ourselves this, and if you’ve been thinking about buying rentals, you probably have,…
How To Decide What To Blog About if You Want To Make Money
When someone asks me how to start a blog, one of the first questions they usually follow up with is: “But what should I blog about?” If t…
PAYE Plan Not An Option For Some Student Loan Borrowers
Some borrowers report the PAYE plan is missing from some IDR applications on StudentAid.gov, sparking confusion and concern. The post PAYE Plan Not A…
Impoverished Upbringing to Money Monster w/ Listener Nick Gangwer – Episode 986
So we’re trying something completely new for our episode today: we’re hearing from a listener. Not in the form of a question submitted via voice memo…
What Is the Average Cost of College In 2025? (And How to Reduce Costs!)
Find out the average cost of college, and what that looked like in the past! How do you reduce today's college costs? Find out right here. The post W…
How Much Money Do Doctors Make a Year? Salaries Have Yet Another Disappointingly Small Increase
According to a new survey, the average doctor's salary rose slightly in 2023. Here's what doctors make in a year. The post How Much Money Do Doctors …
31 Odd Job Apps To Make Extra Money In Your Spare Time: Up to $100/hr
Looking to make some extra money with odd jobs? The good news is there are lots of odd job apps that can help you earn money on a flexible schedule.
YouTube Automation 101
Start, Build & Grow Your Business with UpFlip YouTube Automation 101 YouTube is the most profitable social media network for sharing information,…
No, Taxes Won’t Derail Your FIRE: Here’s What You’ll Really Pay in Retirement
Taxes in retirement have been called a “silent wealth killer” for those pursuing FIRE—but does the data tell a different story? If you’re worried abo…
Episode 209. “We bought a house we can’t afford, now what?”
Sunnie (29) and Jazmyne (30) are a queer couple trying to build their life together—buy a house, bring a child into their family, and create long-ter…
How To Change Careers: 7 Steps For A Successful Transition
The key to making a successful career change is to clarify what you actually want, use stepping stone roles to reduce risk, build experience before y…
Pell Grant Chart: What Income Limits Qualify?
Pell Grant limits vary by income, family size, and state. Here’s our Pell Grant chart to check yours. The post Pell Grant Chart: What Income Limits Q…
Why You Need Disability Insurance (and I Need Shoulder Pads)
Protective gear is like the disability insurance in your financial plan. You don't expect you're going to need it. But you might. The post Why You N…
Money Moves to Make Once You Hit a $250K Net Worth
Your needs change as you build wealth and mature financially. Just like you don’t live in a dorm room anymore, what got you by when you were a scrapp…
Why Your Lease Agreement Might Be One of Your Biggest Liabilities
When I first became a landlord, I was more worried about finding a tenant than about the lease. I downloaded a template I found online, filled in the…
America’s Credit Rating Downgraded—And Why It’s Another Headwind For Housing
Last Friday, Moody’s Ratings downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating from Aaa to Aa1. As a result, Treasury yields surged Monday morning, with th…
How Much Should I Save Every Month (according to your goals)
When it comes to savings, there are no set rules—it depends on your personal goals and financial situation. But the important thing is to just get st…
How An ARM Can Save And Make You More Money On A Home
About once a month, I get an email or comment from a reader criticizing adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) as a poor financial choice. Since I’ve been …
Tired of Renting? How to Save for Your First Property in ONE Year (or Less)
Many rookies assume they’re years away from buying rentals, but what if your first (or next) property is much closer (and easier) than you think? Tod…
Could New Builds Hurt Your Market? These Areas Are Most at Risk
New builds are popping up everywhere. But some markets have a lot more new homes on the way. This could be risky for real estate investors in these a…