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Don’t Lose Another Year of Opportunity!

In just a few short days, we will turn the calendar page to a whole new year. It will be 2023. Just as we have new opportunities each day for a fresh start and a new beginning to expunge anything that may have taken us off our game a bit whether that is overspending, overeating, or overindulging in any area, we also have a fantastic opportunity to embark on a new year filled with ample opportunities, dreams, and goals. Now, Take a step back and think about the past year. What was good and what are the areas where improvements can be and should be made?

Posted byBudgetdogDecember 28, 2022December 28, 2022Posted inBudgeting, Debt Freedom, Debt Payoff, FI, financial security, Protect Your Money, SuccessTags:Brokerage account, Budgeting, Budgeting Basics, Financial Educations, Financial Literacy, Investing, Personal FInance, Stock MarketLeave a comment on Don’t Lose Another Year of Opportunity!

The Top Ten ETFs That Can Make You a Millionaire

As many of you may know, my investing style is pretty simple. I mostly invest in index funds and ETFs.  Simple, right?! I KNOW. Guess what investing does not have to be? Complicated. Below I will explain ten ETFs out of the close to 3,000 funds there are to choose from that can get you on the path to become a millionaire. Believe it or not, just utilizing a combination of these top ten ETFs can make you a millionaire.

Posted byBudgetdogNovember 23, 2022November 20, 2022Posted inDebt Freedom, ETFs, Index Funds, Personal FInance, Stock Market, Stock Picking, SuccessTags:Brokerage account, Budgeting, Budgeting Basics, ETF', Exchange Traded Funds, Financial Literacy, Investing, Investing basics, Investment portfolio, Personal FInance, Stock MarketLeave a comment on The Top Ten ETFs That Can Make You a Millionaire

Dave Ramsey Review: A One-Size-Fits-All Approach

This is not a treatise against Dave Ramsey personally. He has helped countless people figure out their financial and life situations. He even provides some sound financial advice. Despite many reviews on the Internet about Dave Ramsey and the Ramsey machine, this is not a blog railing against him. This blog is actually my take on Ramsey’s ideology and how it aligns with mine along with key elements about which I disagree.

Posted byBudgetdogOctober 19, 2022October 18, 2022Posted inBudgeting, Credit, Credit Cards, Debt Freedom, Debt Payoff, FI, FInancial Advisors, financial security, Index Funds, Insurance, Mortgage Payoff, Personal FInance, Reviews, Types of Investing AccountsTags:Brokerage account, Budgeting, Budgeting Basics, Dave Ramsey, Debt, Debt Free, Financial Literacy, Freedom, Index Funds, Investing, Mortgage, Personal FInance, Stock Market, Yield4 Comments on Dave Ramsey Review: A One-Size-Fits-All Approach

What’s in Your Investment Portfolio?

I can help you with is the process of deciding what is best for your individual needs, thus enabling you to choose the investments that will fit your financial goals and your personal needs. Finances are personal.

Posted byBudgetdogAugust 24, 2022August 17, 2022Posted inIndex Funds, Stock MarketTags:401k, 529, Brokerage account, Financial Literacy, Index Funds, Investing, IRA, Personal FInance, Yield2 Comments on What’s in Your Investment Portfolio?

Why Investment Returns Aren’t That Important

Like any good, structurally sound building which has a strong foundation, the wealth triangle is the cornerstone to building wealth. There are three components to the wealth triangle: time, contribution, and return but TIME is by far the key element in building wealth rather than returns or contribution.

Posted byBudgetdogAugust 17, 2022August 17, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:Brokerage account, Compound Interest, Financial Literacy, Investing, Personal FInance, YieldLeave a comment on Why Investment Returns Aren’t That Important

How to Invest During a Recession

  First, don’t panic. That is exactly what gets many people into financial trouble. Let’s walk through this together, so you may gain a sense of understanding and, hopefully, the resolve you will need to make wise decisions with your money.  

Posted byBudgetdogJune 29, 2022June 17, 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:401k, Brokerage account, Financial Literacy, Investing, Personal FInanceLeave a comment on How to Invest During a Recession

Can I REALLY Earn 10% In The Market?

Many people question how much they can earn investing in the stock market, and some question if they can earn 10%.  You have to be careful making assumptions with the stock market and fully understand it for all of its nuances and intricacies.  Investing in the stock market IS a good investment, but you haveContinue reading “Can I REALLY Earn 10% In The Market?”

Posted byBudgetdogJune 8, 2022June 8, 2022Posted inBrokerage Account, Types of Investing AccountsTags:401k, 403b, Brokerage account, Financial Literacy, Investing, IRA, Personal FInance, Retirement, Returns, Roth IRA, Stock MarketLeave a comment on Can I REALLY Earn 10% In The Market?
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