* Passionate about most things personal finance * Own & manage short-term and long-term rentals on Florida's nature coast *
Tampa Bay, FL
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My husband drives my car (Lexus IS 500) like a bat out of hell. Sometimes I have to put my foot down and drive us lol
Is it just me, but when I see a dude get in the passenger side and his wife drives, I just get weird vibes. I mean I get it occasionally, but I think in 20 years with my wife she’s driven about 15 min.
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Normal is broke.
Most people think credit card debt is just part of life. They think doing well in the stock market requires becoming a trader. They'd rather spend everything today than invest for a less stressful future.
Don't be normal.
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Did you know Florida is on its way to a $15 min wage?
In other news a handful of my favorite restaurants have closed.
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The average millionaire hits it at age 49.
The median net worth at 49 is around $247,200.
Most people never touch a million.
The ones who do aren't smarter or luckier.
They just figured out how to hold quality assets through volatility and not chase what's trending 24/7.
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50% investing rate is a springboard to becoming a millionaire.
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Buy a $100,000 depreciating vehicle = “Congrats, I'm so proud of you!"
Invest $100,000 in real estate or stocks = “Omg be careful, that's super risky.”
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10 years ago today...
Haven't quite been the same since getting sandwiched on the Howard Frankland bridge
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It took us 7 years to get $100,000 invested in the stock market. 3 years after that, we crossed $200,000. This week, 1.5 years later, we crossed $300,000.
Compound growth is a beautiful thing and I’m grateful we’ve stayed consistent!
*BTC in cold storage not included*
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Help! Hubs and I cant decide whether to have kids or not.
My (36F) husband (33M) and I have been together 11 years and started as "yes but later." Then it was "whenever we get that urge." Well, the urge has never happened!
We think we'd regret not having 1, but is that enough?
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