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Investing vs. Paying Off Student Loans

The Federal Reserve reports that the average college graduate has around $35,000 of student loans—and those of you carrying such debt may find it an impediment to achieving your Rich…

Sell from your own platform to algorithm-proof your business

Sure, third-party platforms can drive traffic and sales. But what happens when the algorithm changes? Algo-proof your business by selling on your own platform.

To Whom It May Concern: What You Should Write Instead (+Tips)

“To Whom It May Concern” has traditionally been used as a formal salutation in cover letters and other business correspondences. It’s been around for decades, so odds are that you’ve…

How to Quit a Job

For most, 2022 was a year of record layoffs, economic uncertainty, and runaway inflation. Yet, 4,000+ people quit their job in October alone. What might this mean? For starters, many “survivors” report…

How to Help Parents Who Are in Debt

A parent’s financial problems can be a very difficult thing to deal with. This is one of the most difficult situations you may face in your financial life: realizing that…

The Annual Financial Checklist

It’s important to maintain your automated financial system. Every year, I spend a few hours re-reviewing my system and making any changes necessary. For example, have I added subscriptions that…

How Do I Invest More?

Let’s assume you have already dealt with the most important parts of your finances: your credit cards, bank accounts, spending, and investments. You’ve consciously decided what your Rich Life is,…

Meet Heidi

“I started to realize that a lot of fashion designers didn’t have the computer skills they need to make it.” — Heidi “I got my start in the industry because…

Meet Amy

“It’s been a year since I started Zero to launch and I can’t believe where I am now compared to where I was then.”— Amy Shah “I always had this…

Meet Larry

“I help students kick ass in law school” — Larry Lee “I stayed sane and partied hard in law school” For Larry Lee, law school wasn’t about pulling all nighters…