It’s been over two and a half years since Trump first enacted a relief policy that hit the pause button on federal student loan bills and their accrual of interest. The White House’s latest update revealed that the deferment of student loan repayments has been extended once more, but that they’ll recommence at some point … Read more
I’m a huge fan of Costco and we the vast majority of our shopping there. In fact, I’d argue that close to 50% of our food budget is spent at Costco. Most of what we buy there is fruit, meat, and other produce because the daily prices are simply unbeatable. We have a large family … Read more
If you enjoy playing games on your phone for money, you can get paid in cash by using Cash App. In fact, Cash App may be more convenient than PayPal (the more common money app) because it lets you split purchases with friends and make debit card purchases. Cash App makes it easy to provide … Read more
I’m a huge fan of Costco and we the vast majority of our shopping there. In fact, I’d argue that close to 50% of our food budget is spent at Costco. Most of what we buy there is fruit, meat, and other produce because the daily prices are simply unbeatable. We have a large family … Read more
Owning a vacation rental can be a profitable way to make money from an investment property or a second home in a popular tourist destination. Depending on the market, a vacation rental may earn even more than a long-term rental property. You also don’t have to screen tenants or worry about missed rent payments or … Read more
Have you heard of Toyota IncomeDriver Notes? I was told about these notes by a reader, Rich, and I found that concept fascinating. I just got an email today from Toyota offering “Income Driver Notes”. 3.25% variable rate investment with as low as $500 deposit. With the rising interest rate environment, even places like Toyota financing are … Read more
On December 23, 2022, the House joined the Senate in passing a $1.7 trillion federal spending bill that President Biden will soon sign into law. A vast and sweeping spending package (as you’d expect with any omnibus appropriations bill), it includes everything from $45 billion of emergency assistance for Ukraine to a ban on TikTok … Read more
If you have spent time looking for a new bank or are sifting through Swagbucks offers to earn bonus points, you have undoubtedly seen multiple ads for online checking and savings accounts. Many of these options are from “neobanks,” which offer banking services that can be cheaper and more innovative than a traditional bank. But what … Read more
Your 401(k) and IRA retirement plans are most likely your two largest (and most important) investment accounts. And as you inch closer to your target retirement date, you may want help managing your portfolio to ensure you have the ideal asset allocation. Blooom pioneered independent retirement portfolio reviews and automatic rebalancing. They helped subscribers optimize … Read more
It’s been over two and a half years since Trump first enacted a relief policy that hit the pause button on federal student loan bills and their accrual of interest. The White House’s latest update revealed that the deferment of student loan repayments has been extended once more, but that they’ll recommence at some point … Read more