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Wall Street Kitchen - How One Woman Invests for 1000% return

Wall Street Kitchen-The Recipe Behind A Housewife’s 1,000% Stock Market Return

Discover how Mom was able to make 1,000% return in 6 years of investing with no post secondary education and little to no background in finance. Enjoy the comforting experience as I invite you into our home to have a heart to heart chat around the subject by drawing parallels between her passion for food and her philosophy for investing. The book has recently received a 5-star rating from Lisa Brown-Gilbertt of Hollywood Book Reviews.

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How to manage debt & save as a family using behavioral finance strategies

5 Tips to Manage Debt and Save as a Family – Without Sacrifice

Behavioral Finance Tips to Help You Manage Debt & Save Having a family adds a challenging dynamic to debt payoff strategies: instead of being able to dedicate every waking moment to side jobs, you may now be confronted with sleepless nights, expensive child care, and feelings of guilt at not spending enough time with your children. Not only that, but children start to eat more, outgrow all their clothes, and develop costly interests as they get older. For a solid financial future, it’s import…

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Multifactor ETF investing-learn about this new index fund strategy.

What is Multifactor ETF Investing – Is it Worth a Try?

Seems as though there’s always a new investing angle cropping up in an attempt to beat the market. We have smart beta, implemented by the robo-advisor Personal Capital, and then the older investment strategies momentum, undervalued and technical analysis. On the index front, for those not satisfied with traditional market capitalization indexing, equal weight and other twists on the traditional index fund investing approach is an option. The Wisdom Tree Investing firm is dedicated to alternat…

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Ultimate end of year retirement planning tips

Ultimate End of Year Retirement Planning and Hot Links

Dara Luber, senior manager of retirement at TD Ameritrade came out with a simple, actionable end of year retirement planning list. Although you’re probably managing multiple activities now, with school vacations and holiday planning, don’t forget yourself. By dedicating some time to end of year retirement planning, your future self will thank you. Give yourself a gift by taking a few moments to improve your financial retirement life for tomorrow. You still have a few weeks before January 1 to…

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Is it time to sell your #investments? To market time or not?

Expert Financial Advice; What Not to Do With Your Investments Now

Is it time to sell your stock investments? If you have a workplace retirement account or brokerage account with investments in the US stock market you may be tempted to sell now. Markets are unpredictable and volatility is scary. Volatility is the Price You Pay for Returns Investing 101 informs that you need to take some risks in order to be eligible for a larger return. The problem with that reality is that no one enjoys seeing their investments decline in value. Even if you don’t know anyth…

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ways to make more money that work

Actionable Ways to Make More Money Resource Center

Do you have more month than money? Are you worried that you’re not making enough money now and don’t see prospects to make more money in the future? Are you concerned that you’ll never be able to retire? The Make More Money Resource Center is your starting point for scores of strategies to make more money, for today and tomorrow. Ultimately, use what you learn to maximize your earning potential, live well for today as well as to save and invest for tomorrow. Lifetime Earnings Are Staggering +…

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5 tips to build wealth and get rich

5 Tips to Get Rich and Build Wealth

Money making ways to get rich. Get rich one step at a time with these 5 proven tips. I remember, decades ago, scrimping and saving for the future. Living well beneath our moderate salary and saving and investing for the future. Decades later, the results are astounding. During the life of our family, we made hard decisions. We focused on slashing the costs of the big ticket items, such as our home and cars, as well as the smaller ones:

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