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Refinancing Your Mortgage Today Could Save You Thousands Each Year

By Jesse Johnson August 12, 2020 Real Estate 0 Comments
House with a mortgage that is about to be refinanced.
The current economic environment may seem daunting to some and understandably so. But, currently, there is an opportunity to save hundreds per month and thousands per year by simply refinancing your home mortgage. Recently I was able to take my mortgage...
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Momentum Trading ETFs For Fun And Profit

By Jesse Johnson September 18, 2017 Investing 0 Comments
For the past couple of months I have been dabbling with trading ETFs based on their Relative Strength.  Essentially what I did was get a basket of non correlated or loosely related funds.  In this case it was Guggenheim S&P 500®...
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Don’t Be Broke When Disaster Strikes

By Jesse Johnson September 10, 2017 Budgeting 0 Comments
As I mentioned before I live in Florida.  And every year from the month of June until October we go into what is called “Hurricane Season”.  The last few years have been particularly active years.  And this got me to thinking,...
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How Much Money Would You Need To Never Work Again?

By Jesse Johnson September 2, 2017 Investing, Real Estate, Retirement 0 Comments
I am sure eventually you will ask yourself this question and you’ll probably come up with a gigantic number like $10 million or $20 million.  Being dejected by the sheer magnitude of the thought, you’ll throw in the towel and quit...
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Why keeping your money in cash and not investing it is a bad idea.

By Jesse Johnson August 29, 2017 Investing, Retirement 0 Comments
Keeping cash is great for your psyche but horrible for your long term financial well being.  What most people fail to understand is that cash is designed to be worth less in value over the long term.  Here in the United...
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What is the best way to invest your money?

By Jesse Johnson August 28, 2017 Investing 0 Comments
This is definitely a challenging question that depends on the individual’s risk tolerance.  For me personally, I am a big wimp.  I can’t stand to open up my brokerage account and see red arrows.  But at the same time I don’t...
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How I raised my credit score 200 points in 2 years.

By Jesse Johnson August 28, 2017 Credit Score 0 Comments
When I was 19 I foolishly let a car get repossessed.  This created a snowball effect of poor financial decisions being made over the next few years.  I was young, living on my own, and had no concern for the future...
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Easy Ways To Trick Yourself Into Saving For Retirement

By Jesse Johnson August 28, 2017 Retirement 0 Comments
The younger you are the more saving your money for retirement sounds like advice from your dentist, “Brush your teeth 3 times a day and floss after every meal”.  Yeah right, the only people who do that are sadomasochist.  But seriously,...
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Try to pay cash for everything – don’t fall for low, easy monthly payments.

By Jesse Johnson August 28, 2017 Budgeting 0 Comments
All too often people fall into the trap of low easy monthly payments and never stop to think, “Hey…why are they so eager to help me out?”.  The reason people want to make things easy for you to make payments on...
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Imagine your daily spending habits stretched out over the course of a year.

By Jesse Johnson August 28, 2017 Budgeting 0 Comments
When it comes to making a buying decision it is easy to just see the item that you want to purchase right now. One thing that I did to help me save money was changing my mindset from “how much does...
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  • Refinancing Your Mortgage Today Could Save You Thousands Each Year
  • Momentum Trading ETFs For Fun And Profit
  • Don’t Be Broke When Disaster Strikes
  • How Much Money Would You Need To Never Work Again?
  • Why keeping your money in cash and not investing it is a bad idea.

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