Persis had one goal she kept returning to — $1 million invested. After years of working toward it, she hit it. The milestone arrived with a mix of emotions. She described it as both exciting and bittersweet, knowing full well the market moves up and down every single day. Reaching a number like that doesContinue reading “How Persis Reached $1 Million Invested With BudgetDog Academy”
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Sinking Funds, Roth vs. Traditional, and the 4% Rule — BudgetDog Student Q&A Recap
Another week inside BudgetDog Academy. Another open Q&A where students brought their real financial questions — and Brennan Schlagbaum and his coaching team answered them with the precision of a licensed CPA and the clarity of someone who has actually lived the process. This week’s session covered retirement contribution strategy, business finances, debt versus investing,Continue reading “Sinking Funds, Roth vs. Traditional, and the 4% Rule — BudgetDog Student Q&A Recap”
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.