Your FIRE Number: $2.8 Million – You’re Already There with $2M Saved on $475K Income With $475,000 in combined annual income and $2 million already invested, your FIRE number lands at roughly $2.8 million—meaning you’ve crossed the finish line if you’re aiming for a standard 3.5% safe withdrawal rate (SWR). That’s $98,000 in inflation-adjusted spending … Read more
debt settlement People with large debits are often inclined towards a debt settlement, also known as a credit settlement, in which both the lender and the borrower reach an agreement to settle the debt at a lower amount, which is called final and complete. Payment will be considered. Why a Debit Settlement Lawyer? Many credit … Read more
To reach the top of the real estate investing mountain, you need to use all the tools available in your financial tool belt. While you can theoretically build a house with only a few tools, the quality of the house can suffer if you don’t have certain tools. The same is true when you are … Read more
Facing frequent rejections due to your bad credit history? Do you believe that low interest rates are reserved only for those with good credit? Do you think that buying a car is a distant dream for you? Well, this information can provide you relief and increase your chances of getting an affordable auto loan to … Read more
With age comes wisdom, especially when it comes to making financial decisions. A 40-year-old may be more aware of the facts and myths of credit repair than a 20-year-old. However, there can be instances when people may get stuck in the same credit issues irrespective of their age. To begin with, the key to improving … Read more
Due to the recession, people are forced to use credit cards excessively and due to this they become indebted to the credit card companies. It has become a common issue in the present day society. Credit card consumers don’t feel the after effects when they use it, but later when the bill arrives at your … Read more
You have decided to buy your own home. You believe you are ready, and are prepared, because you have saved for a significant period of time to make the necessary down-payment and reserve deposit. However, if you’re like many others, you probably haven’t focused enough on the effects and implications of your credit card, on … Read more
Identity theft is a serious crime that is on the rise. if you become a victim of identity theft, it could take you months, or Sal, trying to repair the damage. a compromised credit report can ruin your chances of getting a new job, loan, insurance or even housing. it’s true that it’s possible that … Read more
Renters with poor credit scores need not panic when looking for Albuquerque apartments. Small apartments usually don’t ask for a credit report. Even with other apartments, by proving your ability to pay the rent on time, you can find a good apartment for rent in Albuquerque. Albuquerque is the largest city in New Mexico, the … Read more
Credit cards and merchant accounts have changed the way people shop and companies do business. Some people remember the days without “plastic”. Credit cards were first used in the 1920s. Hotels and oil companies offered cards to their customers, but they were more like today’s “loyalty” cards than credit cards. The first real credit card … Read more
Protected by Security by CleanTalk