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Mailbag: The Practical Limits of 1031 Exchanges
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Using a 1031 exchange to turn investment property into residential property is possible, but it takes careful planning from the outset.

Radio: Budgeting Benefits
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Having a budget as a boundary for your spending gives you the freedom to work within that boundary, and keeps you on track to save for your goals.

How Cookie-Cutter Powers of Attorney Fail
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This style of Power of Attorney certainly gets the job done, but there are a few ways that the cookie-cutter POA most frequently fails to meet people’s wishes.

What To Do With That First Paycheck
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You probably know that you should spend less than you earn, but that is only part of the equation.

How to Pay Off Student Loans While Building Wealth
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While your student loans may be a daunting sum, it is still possible to build wealth even while paying off student debt.

Ten Principles for Teaching Children about Money
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Here are ten principles for teaching children about money.

What Is Settlement Date And Why Does It Matter?
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Most investors think that whenever you buy or sell a security the money is immediately deducted or deposited into your account. This is not true.

Family Budgeting
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If a budget isn’t a team effort, one member of the family will hold the purse strings and everyone else will be resentful.

Is Margin Loan Interest Tax Deductible?
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Here are the four criteria which must be met in order for margin loan interest to be tax deductible.

What is a Roth Conversion?
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If you don’t have retirement savings in Roth IRAs, it’s time you considered their benefits. Assets in traditional IRAs can be rolled into Roth IRAs without a withdrawal penalty.

Guidelines for Using Margin
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Too much leverage is risky because it endangers meeting your goals.

Inflation Illustrated
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We tracked the price of a first class stamp over the last 130 years, noting the changes, to show the steady erosion in buying power during that time.

Fund Analyzer Shows Value Of Lower Fees
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Continually curating a list of low cost funds is valuable for long term investors.

Government Requires 2.5 Hours of Daily Work
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Without the burden of federal, state, and local taxes, you could leave your job at 2:27pm every day and earn the same salary.

What is Margin?
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We don’t normally recommend being on margin, but we recommend having the option in case it is needed.

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