Marc Guberti - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
Marc Guberti is a personal finance writer who has written for US News & World Report, Business Insider, Newsweek and other publications. He also hosts the Breakthrough Success Podcast which teaches listeners how to use content marketing to grow their businesses.
Lastest Stories by Marc Guberti
Growing your salary over time is one of the best ways to ensure financial independence in your older years. However, high earnings aren’t enough, and you still need to deploy the money correctly to...
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Credit card companies have safeguards in place if their users get hit with fraudulent charges. However, a unique case made its way to the front page of Reddit. It begins with fraudulent charges on...
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Finances and family don’t always mix well, especially when siblings constantly ask for financial support. A couple found themselves in this predicament and called into “The Ramsey Show” for...
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Having long-term financial goals can help you sharpen your financial discipline, especially if success is tied to major benefits like significant lifestyle flexibility. A 39-year-old husband wants to...
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Saving a lot of money gives you more options, and it can help you retire sooner. One Redditor finds himself in that situation and is wondering if he can step away from a $1 million tech job. He and...
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Credit cards can lead to a lot of debt, but if you use them correctly, you can actually get a lot of money and perks back. One Redditor has kept up with their bills but doesn’t have any credit...
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Sitting on a pile of cash doesn’t guarantee peace, and one Redditor recently shared their story. The original poster is in his mid-30s and has a $5 million net worth. He also earns a $3 million...
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The 4% withdrawal rule is a common practice among retirees. The idea is that you withdraw 4% of your portfolio each year and live on the withdrawal. However, the 4% rule also assumes that prices stay...
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The way you talk about money speaks volumes about your financial situation and how you feel about any setbacks. Dave Ramsey picked that up when a caller with a $200,000 annual household income was...
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The FIRE movement is filled with people who aim to accumulate enough money so they can retire early. Some FIRE advocates want to follow the 4% withdrawal rule when they retire, but recent market...
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A financial advisor can be a useful resource, but they aren’t for everyone. That’s why a 27-year-old who makes $153,000 per year turned to the Financial Planning subreddit for advice. The...
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A common debate in the finance world is whether a financial advisor is worth the investment or not. This debate came up again in the Fat FIRE Reddit community. A 44-year-old who has a $10 million net...
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Products and services have been getting more expensive for years, and wages haven’t kept up. Although the affordability crisis can leave many people feeling discouraged, it’s still important to...
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Impulsive purchases may give you a dopamine rush at the moment, but people often regret these types of purchases when they look back at them. A Redditor in the Budget subreddit recently felt...
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A couple in their mid-50s is planning for retirement and wants to know the best approach for selling stocks. They have a $5.2 million net worth and also receive $65,000 per year through a pension....
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