Compound interest is an incredibly powerful force. It allows your money to start growing on its own, with the returns exploding in value over time, if you have the patience. While the idea is easy to understand, the actual application of it can be tricky. Does it make a difference …
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Hi folks, in today’s Ask a Health Coach, Erin will be answering a few more of your carb-related questions, from knowing which ones to include in your total macro intakes to strategies for managing the aftermath of a carb binge. We love getting your questions, so be sure to post …
Read More »The “gig economy” has exploded in the last few years, with many people seeking out opportunities such as Uber, Lyft, Doordash, and other such tools to earn money in their extra hours — or even to turn a gig or two into their full time work. COVID-19 has also played …
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This week, we’re looking at reader questions about investing and retirement, including 529s, Roth IRAs and more. 1. When should retirement investments be low-risk?2. Is passive investing bad?3. 529 or Roth IRA?4. How to invest for a down payment5. Books to read about investing6. Are collectibles an investment? Q1: When …
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This week’s batch of reader questions focus on the fundamentals of personal finance: emergency funds, credit and banking. 1. Should people have more than a month in emergency funds?2. What is credit?3. What’s a good online bank?4. Is online grocery shopping cheaper?5. What exactly is a budget?6. What’s the best …
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Hi folks, in this week’s edition of Ask a Health Coach, Erin dives into your Primal Blueprint questions, helping you wrangle your dark chocolate addictions, navigate self-sabotage, and find workouts that don’t feel like a chore. Keep your questions coming in the Mark’s Daily Apple Facebook Group or in the …
Read More »Photo by Krakenimages.com / Shutterstock.com If you’re anywhere near retirement age, you likely have retirement questions, especially when it comes to money. Questions about when to take Social Security; how to invest, both before and after retirement; whether you should pay off your mortgage prior to retiring; questions about annuities; …
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For today’s edition of Dear Mark, I’m answering more COVID-19 (coronavirus) questions. If you’re getting tired of coronavirus content, I understand, but I also owe it to my readers to give them my take on the research—and the questions have been pouring in. Information is coming out at a rapid …
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There’s a lot to learn when you first go keto, so I figured hey, why not put all the info in one place? Without further ado, here are my responses to the questions I get asked most often. What is keto in the fewest words possible? “Keto” is any diet …
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