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What I’ve learned about joint expenses in my first few months of marriage
With a few months of married life now behind me, I wanted to do a lookback post on what I’ve learned about managing my income and expenses. Coordinating my finances with a partner has been a new experience and taught me some useful lessons.
How to avoid capital gains taxes when selling your house: IRS rules and exclusions for home sales with $250k – $500k capital gains
All homeowners out there thinking of selling their house — and even home buyers who just want to learn how to be tax-efficient — can get a LOT of value from understanding the intricacies of how this part of the tax code works.
How to take a year off, earn 6 figures, get a step-up in stock basis, convert taxable IRA dollars into tax-free Roth IRA dollars — and legally pay zero taxes on it all
Today I’m going to show you step-by-step how to take a year off, earn 6 figures, get a step-up in stock basis, convert taxable IRA dollars into tax-free Roth IRA dollars — and legally pay zero taxes on it all.
The True Benefit of Homeownership (Or, why buying has paid off over renting — even though I live in high-priced La La Land)
In this post, I’ll show you how I have made buying a home in the Bay Area pay off handsomely. If you also live in a high-growth real estate market, you may be able to incorporate some of the same learnings to analyze whether investing in real estate can pay off for you, too.
7 Lessons I’ve Learned From Building Side Business Income (I Wish I Knew #7 From the Beginning. It’s More Important Than All Other Lessons Combined.)
I analyze what my side projects have earned and give you the exact tools I created to do the analysis. I show the actual revenue generated from my products.
4 Insights That Analyzing My Income And Expenses Has Taught Me About Hacking Wealth And Attaining Financial Freedom (The Most Important One Is #3)
In this post, I’ll deep-dive into my income and expenses over the last several years. I’ll share key insights I learned and also give you the exact tools I created to do this analysis. Finally, I’ll offer actionable advice to help you grow and diversify your income so you can build wealth more quickly.
The Key Questions That Marriage Forced Me To Ask About My Finances
On the eve of my marriage, I wanted to “baseline” my net worth so I could figure out what I might need to change about the future.
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