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Get and Stay Money Fit – House Hacking
The housing markets seems crazy now but it may be as good of a time as any to reevaluate what you’re doing for housing. Should you keep renting? Should you sell your house? Should you move to a lower cost of living area (maybe with your new found remote job) and buy something? I think…
I LOVE ME SOME MATCHA! THE SAVINGS AND RATE OF RETURN OF MAKING YOUR OWN DRINKS
I admit I was sucked into the Starbucks life while studying. I’d get bored of being in deathly quiet environments, like the typical library, and would need a change of scenery, and some matcha… I’d go through phases where I’d be getting matcha frappuccino’s every day. Those frappuccino’s today cost just south of $7. After…
New Goal Needed
I’ve gone a few weeks now, after getting COVID again, we’re I’ve had little to do with any real goal setting, and I think every so often one needs a break. I typically use a journal I made, 15 Weeks to Pass an Actuarial Exam, that asks questions oneself questions while (hopefully) reaching a goal…
Change Your Mind, Change Your Future
Apologies for not posting in awhile but I’ve been on a reading rampage. I wanted to share links to some of the material I’ve been looking at. My last post was a summary of Garrett Gunderson’s What Would the Rockefellers Do? I have a link to the last post here and below it a video…
What Would the Rockefellers Do?
I just finished reading What Would the Rockefellers Do? by Garrett Gunderson. This book talked about how the Rockefellers banked and how they preserved their wealth going through generations. Gunderson speaks on the overfunded whole life policy concept, or what we’ve called the infinite banking concept. It’s the concept of putting money, instead of into…
Going to The Moon Eating Tendies; A Review of WallStreetBets by Jaime Rogozinski
While WallStreetBets, the Reddit group, started in 2012 by Jamie Rogozinski it was really the GameStop short squeeze in the third quarter of 2020 that brought it to primetime. Tendies, diamond hands, degenerates, apes… These are some of the terms that are frequently used on the reddit group. I went into this book thinking it…
Student Loan Debt through Jason Brown’s Book, IT IS POSSIBLE!
We had Jason on the podcast recently and I thought I’d share the outline of his book: INTRO 45 million borrowers 1.7 Trillion in student loan debt in the US (behind only mortgage debt) 1/4 of 1.7 Trillion is in deferment, forbearance, or default Part 1 The Problem Largest form of debt, behind mortgages over…
Podcasting
Howdy everybody, I’m sorry I have not posted in a bit but I’ve really been trying to get the word out on house hacking and its benefits! I thought by going on some podcasts I could get the word out, meet some cool people, and all while improving my public speaking skills. Today Mike Swenson…
Early Retirement Extreme Review – Day Six
Unfortunately this will be the last post on this book for now. What a book! More personal thoughts will be in bold below in the outline. For those that want to listen to The Brothers on Books Podcast discussion with Jacob Lund Fisker I’m attaching the link directly below: BOBP 17: Early Retirement Extreme Chapter 6:…
Early Retirement Extreme Review – Day Five
More personal thoughts will be in bold below in the outline. For those that want to listen to The Brothers on Books Podcast discussion with Jacob Lund Fisker I’m attaching the link directly below: BOBP 17: Early Retirement Extreme Chapter 5: Strategy, Tactics, and Guiding Principles “Only the combination of skills and coordination will unleash the…
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