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5 Passive Income Streams for Professional Athletes
As a pro athlete, your career is short-lived. This may sound harsh, but it is just a fact when you compare this profession with most others. Many professional sports players retire in their early or mid-thirties, some even sooner due to injuries. Based on this information, it may feel as if your entire life earnings […]
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What Tax Write-Offs Are Available to Teachers?
As back to school season commences and the summer comes to an end, teachers have to start preparing for this new school year. This often includes buying materials for their classroom with their own money. Many schools, especially public schools, do not have the budget to provide a teacher with everything they need to make […]
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5 Ways Law Enforcement Families Can Save
The average police officer makes about $53,000 per year1 across the United States. With their busy and unpredictable schedules, many spouses of law enforcement officers only work part-time or choose not to work. Or, if they do work, they have to put their kids in daycare or hire a full-time nanny. This can make your […]
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How to Prepare For 2022 Tax Season Early On
Tax season can be incredibly stressful if you haven’t prepared for it in advance. With all of the numbers, expenses to keep track of, and several different forms, it can become a hefty task come April. If you talk to financial professionals, including certified public accountants, or CPAs, they will suggest that you prepare for […]
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5 Low-Maintenance Investments For Nurses
Nurses have some of the busiest work schedules across all industries. Even if a nurse isn’t in a position where they are on-call, they may still work 12 hours at a time. With that being said, it can be a challenge for nurses to invest while striving to grow their portfolios. For people with such […]
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What is Zero-Based Budgeting and Should Doctors Use It?
There are dozens of budgeting methods and finance philosophies out there. With all the options, it can be difficult to choose which one is the best, especially if you don’t have the time to research them all. One method that tends to stand out from the rest because of its popularity and effectiveness is zero-based […]
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What is the Scarcity Mindset and How to Overcome It
Do you often worry that you don’t have enough? This worrying could be over not having enough money or other tangible things. You may worry that if you don’t save, you may be in a position where you can’t provide for your family. This is often what is called the scarcity mindset. Many people struggle […]
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How Is Inflation Currently Affecting Your Finances?
In recent months, there has been a tremendous amount of talk about the United States’ high inflation rate. 2021 has broken records for the consumer price index (CPI), which is concerning for many Americans. Some haven’t noticed much of a difference in their finances, while others are feeling great anxiety about their budget. The truth […]
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Should Athletes Get Prenups When Getting Married?
Today, more and more couples are choosing to get a prenuptial agreement when they get married. Although all married couples are able to get a prenuptial agreement, it is highly recommended for high-earning individuals or couples, such as professional athletes, to get a prenuptial agreement. Even if you trust your spouse and don’t plan on […]
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Should Doctors Have Multiple Streams of Income?
Being a doctor requires a very busy schedule and little time to earn money elsewhere. But, it’s no secret that most doctors have student loans. Even for doctors who attended school in their state of residence and received grants, 10 to 14 years of higher education takes a lot of money. In fact, the median […]
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