Marc Guberti - Author for 24/7 Wall St.
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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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Is a financial advisor worth it? Many people find themselves asking this question, including a Redditor who spends $360,000 per year. This Redditor recently posted in the Fat FIRE community about...
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A mother recently called on The Ramsey Show seeking advice from financial expert Dave Ramsey. She explained that her daughter is 32 years old and still hasn’t moved out of the house. The daughter...
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It’s never too late to start planning for your retirement. A Redditor recently posted in the FIRE Reddit community that his father recently set up a retirement account. The father earns $23/hr...
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It takes a lot of hard work to grow your career and put yourself in a position to afford a big house. However, some people end up with buyer’s remorse after buying these properties. They take more...
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It’s never too late to start investing. While everyone wishes they invested as teenagers, some people start in their 20s, 30s, 40s, or much later. However, it’s better to invest in assets at some...
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A high-income job doesn’t guarantee happiness. One Redditor posted in the FIRE subreddit about their $100k/yr job. The individual is very stressed and is considering quitting the job to get an...
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Setting retirement goals can inspire you to earn more money and tighten your expenses, but you don’t want to set unrealistic goals either. That’s why a 31-year-old man posted his numbers in the...
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When work gets stressful, some people want to take a step back and take a break. However, it becomes more difficult to leave work, even temporarily, when you have a family. A Redditor finds herself...
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Some people in the Fat FIRE Reddit community make a lot of money and share their long-term financial goals. These types of posts are pretty inspiring, and this post is no exception. A 49-year-old...
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