Our Alternative and Real Estate Investments
My latest update on real estate and alternative investments in my otherwise boring portfolio.
My latest update on real estate and alternative investments in my otherwise boring portfolio.
Today we discuss investing in private real estate funds. Also answering listener questions about what to do with a windfall, teaching financial literacy and charitable giving to children and lots more.
Some people -- especially real estate investors -- think using a 401(k) is a bad idea. Most of them don't actually seem to know how a 401(k) works.
HSAs have superior tax protection features compared to any other investing account. If you're using an HDHP be sure to make an HSA a priority each year.
When will you know if you are competent enough to manage your own personal finances? Here are 10 ways to determine if you are ready to be a DIY investor.
Winter months are the best months of the year to negotiate and purchase a home. Here are three ways you can save money buying a home this time of the year.
Is it acceptable to invest differently from what you might recommend for someone else? It's a question that should be carefully considered by all investors.
This young periodontist is financially on the right track but with lots of expenses competing for his money. Many lessons to be learned for everyone in this episode.
I prefer investing in real estate funds to picking individual real estate deals. CityVest helps lower the minimum investments and boost the returns of top notch real estate funds.
Don't make the classic mistake and assume you know which way bonds are going. Instead, listen to my recommendations about implementing a fixed asset allocation strategy for bonds.
Were you aware that your Solo 401(k) could be used to directly purchase real estate? Find out how it's done and if it's right for you.
Conservation easements seemed a good idea until the scammers and shysters started abusing them. Expect close scrutiny by the IRS if you get involved.
Want to know how I earned 18% on my money with almost no effort? I give you the full scoop here.
What is different in your investing life as you approach retirement? Not much. You don't need to be doing something dramatically different than a 25-year-old. The mix may be different but the investments will be the same.
It's day 5 of WCI's annual Continuing Financial Education week. Today we review, From Here to Financial Happiness, Reducing the Risk of Black Swans, and The Ascent of Money.