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There are 51 companies which have increased their dividends for 25 or more consecutive years. As you know, I love these companies because I find it valuable to measure the "paycheck" they deliver …
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If the stats in this Wall Street Journal piece are any indication, you won't. In 2013, nearly half of US Households didn't even have a retirement savings account. For those that do, the amount …
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I think it's helpful to invest in a company you know, primarily because when you are interested in your investments you'll learn more about them. I also believe that you'll learn more about how the …
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Stockpile tweeted a quote from my Stockpile review the other day that got me to ask myself a simple question about investing. I want you to ask yourself this same question, but first the …
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While mortgages have become more accessible over time, the fundamentals haven't changed. You put a portion of money down, the rest covered by a loan of either 30 or 15 years. The bank collects taxes …
Even the phrase "dollar cost averaging" should put most people to sleep. Yet, here it is. Dollar cost averaging is an investing "strategy" that basically says, if you invest the same amount …
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