Tag: passive income
Is Property Still A Good Investment In 2022?
Traditionally, property has been one of the most consistent ways to get rich. Owners of multiple properties increase their portfolios of passive income with a resource that will always be in demand. Furthermore, while there have been instances where property has plummeted in value to disastrous effect, property prices generally rise as the years pass. […]
How To Start Getting Passive Income Through Real Estate
There’s more to life than giving away too much of yourself to your job. While it can help you achieve financial success later in life, devoting every ounce of your energy to advancing your career can overwhelm you and severely impact your mental, physical, and social health. That’s why it’s important to find passive sources […]
How To Live Off Dividends (What The Rich Don’t Want You To Know)
First thing’s first: is it possible to live off dividends? The short answer is yes. The longer answer is yes, but it depends on three variables. Those three variables will come later down the article. Before that, I want to show you how living off dividends works. Living Off Investments Have you ever noticed this […]
How To Build Your Pension Plan With A Few Rental Properties
How would you rather spend your retirement? Vacationing perhaps, absorbing fanciful sights, smells and tastes from all over the world. Even if your vision of retirement doesn’t have a lot of vacationing in it, I bet this period is one where you want to relax and enjoy your work-free years. But there’s a catch: to […]
What You Need To Know Before You Invest In Mutual Funds
When I was struggling to pay off my debt, all I wanted was enough money to pay my bills. Even though I worked in a financial firm out of college, I was not in a position to think about the future or investing for myself. However, no matter where you are on your debt journey, I want […]
Surround Yourself With Winners
Motivational speaker Jim Rohn has a great quote that’s highly memorable: “You’re the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” Now, you could quibble with the numbers a little bit. But there’s a simple theme we can take away from this. And we can apply that theme in our investing activities, […]
