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How about those 2014 personal finance goals
So…we’re 1 month into 2014. How are those financial goals of yours holding up? Still on track? Still keeping track? Unlike the excitement of drafting new goals, achieving your financial goals isn’t flashy or fun. When you’re do it right, … Continue reading
Posted in Investing, Money Management, Personal Finance
Tagged bank account, financial goals, money, personal balance sheet, personal budgeting, personal finance, personal financial statements, personal income statement
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Do you have too much cash?
How much cash is too much cash? That’s the topic of BR’s latest article, “How Much Cash Should You Hold In A Portfolio?“. It’s a great question, and one I’ve struggled with repeatedly over the past few years. According to … Continue reading
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Tagged asset allocation, investing process, money, money management, personal money management
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FINCON13 in Pics
Check out PTs slideshow from FINCON 13 – St. Louis style. This is the story of #FinCon13, told by attendees, speakers, sponsors, and staff in their Tweets, and Instagram and Flickr photos. Had a blast, and am looking forward to … Continue reading
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Tagged FINCON, income investing, money, personal finance
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Tax Time – Goodbye Schedule D-1
When I first heard that the IRS was getting rid of the Schedule D, there was a fraction of a second when I thought that this might actually mean my taxes would get a little less complicated. Unfortunately, I heard … Continue reading
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Tagged money, taxes
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Who Is Liable For (Bad) Free Investment Advice?
When it comes to free investment advice, you need to have very selective hearing. Why? Because most free investment advice isn’t really free, and ends up costing you way more than it is worth. The SEC has warned investors in … Continue reading
The simplest way to avoid back taxes
I published this article back in August 2010, but since it is tax time, I figured it would be good to revisit the topic… The simplest way to avoid back taxes is to file a tax return. It really is … Continue reading
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Tagged IRS, money, no cost stocks, Schedule D, simplest way to avoid back taxes
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