-
Recent Posts
- Median income, a false statement perhaps
- Coffee prices due to increase, potentially
- Website finally starting to generate more AdSense revenue
- Millennial generation is not well informed when it comes to credit scores
- Target Networth or Target Debt Reduction
- Making the choice to pay more taxes … just to pay more taxes
- Your biggest expense should be you!
- Pay less taxes than you put into an IRA
- High yield savings doesn’t exist … think again
- Net worth as of Jan 2014
Recent Comments
- a. nonymous on Median income, a false statement perhaps
- Timothie on Website finally starting to generate more AdSense revenue
- Joe on Fill out your W4 Withholding Allowance Certificate
- Joe Motley on Vehicle maintenance choices to make
- The Budget Holds Up in April: Review - Life And My Finances on Making the choice to pay more taxes … just to pay more taxes
- The More You Save, the Less You Want - Life And My Finances on High yield savings doesn’t exist … think again
- Your biggest expense should be you! | Rich In The HeartRich In The Heart on Pay less taxes than you put into an IRA
- Rich In The Heart on Net worth as of Jan 2014
- Pay less taxes than you put into an IRA | Rich In The HeartRich In The Heart on Fill out your W4 Withholding Allowance Certificate
- Carlos @ TheFrugalWeds on Net worth as of Jan 2014
Archives
Categories
- 401k
- bankruptcy
- brokerage
- budget
- budgeting
- CustomerService
- economics
- Fees
- Financial Arsenal
- financial directive
- Fines
- frugal habits
- fun finances
- Goals
- Growth
- Income or Pay
- Income Tax
- IRA
- Minimum wage
- MYRA
- networth
- politics
- questionaire
- Retirement Savings
- rewards
- Roth IRA
- Social Security
- spending plan
- Tax guidelines
- thrift savings plan
- tsp
- Uncategorized
- vehicle maintenance
- wealth maintenance
Category Archives: Growth
The good market is now, what is your exit plan
The stock market is at all-time highs. With the DJIA and the S&500 are both at their highest levels in 5 years. Since the good market is now, what is your exit plan. After all, you should pick a point … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, financial directive, Growth, IRA, Retirement Savings, Roth IRA
Tagged 401k, IRA, Retirement, Roth IRA
Leave a comment
Transaction fees, the good, the bad, and the ugly
I’ve seen several sites mention that the transaction costs for purchasing a stock make the purchase not worth it. However, from personal experience I’ve seen that the transactions costs associated with purchasing a certain stock make the stock a worthwhile … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, Growth, IRA, Retirement Savings, Roth IRA
Tagged expense control, IRA, Retirement, Roth IRA
2 Comments
Set yourself up for early retirement … or whatever
While this post is in part directed toward someone that I genuinely care about, I hope that it can help the hundreds/thousands of youth as they try to roll along their merry way in their working careers. I can be … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, budget, budgeting, financial directive, Growth, IRA, Retirement Savings, Roth IRA, spending plan
Tagged 401k, compounding, Finance101, IRA, Retirement, Roth IRA, spending plan
5 Comments
How can I easily figure out how much I need to save?
This may seem like you need a huge amount of calculators and tables of data perusing over for months or years on end. This calculation is used to figure out the multiplier that you’d have to use to quickly figure … Continue reading
Posted in financial directive, Growth, Retirement Savings
Tagged 401k, compounding, Finances, spending plan
Leave a comment
How to use Finance101 CAGR calculator
If you click on the File menu and then the New sub-menu, you will see a list of views that you can display. The last one listed is the “CAGR” view, and the screen below is displayed when you click … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, financial directive, Growth, Retirement Savings
Tagged 401k, expense control, Finance101, IRA, Retirement
6 Comments
