3 Stocks That Will Be 10-Baggers
Note: A Fourth Ten Bagger Has Emerged! Read about it here. Yesterday was a rather monumental day in my investing life—I finally caught a 10-bagger. […]
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Expand Your Dividend Income With Covered Calls
The formula for how much you make in dividend income is rather straightforward: Dividend Income = P x Y P: Portfolio Value Y: Dividend Yield […]
5 Products that Define Consumerism
Who’s Buying This Stuff? The Garden Yeti ($100-$2,250): Nothing says “Steal Me” or “Decrease the Marketability of my House” better than a Garden Yeti. This […]
March 2015 Financial Reports
More than any other team, I’m a big Minnesota Twins fan. I’m a fan of Minnesota teams in general, but the Twins are the tops. […]
Retirement: A Brief History of an Arbitrary Construct
For most of human history, there was no such thing as retirement. Old people were revered, worshiped, or (in some Himalayan cultures) eaten out of […]
How Are Those Jeans Affecting Your Retirement Date?
Every so often a product, service, or idea comes along that seems tailor-made for the financial independence community. These are things that get each of […]
The Power of Positive Thinking and the Examined Life
The concept of positive thinking has caught on fire in America. You’ll hear it called a lot of things, like “The Law of Attraction” or […]
Vail Resorts Shows Why Dividend Growth Investing is the Green Circle Slope to Early Financial Independence
If you’ve ever been skiing, then you’ve probably seen these signs. Every ski slope on the mountain is assigned a degree of difficulty. These nearly-universal […]
Empty Decks and Misguided Frugality
I started my new job this week, but between gigs, I was unemployed for about two weeks. It was truly a glorious time. I got […]
Our Baby Has Made Us Money
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has recently estimated that the cost of raising a child from birth to age 18 now sits at $245,000. The estimates […]