Tag: net-worth
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The 4% Rule: A Simple Guide to Building Wealth with a Mortgage
Building wealth is a process of weighing decisions in order maximize their impact on your long term net-worth. AJ breaks down why The Wealthy Idiots believe in the 4% rule when considering debt on your home and how it makes sense to use it to maximize your wealth!
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DC Poc’s Investment Success: Interview with Entrepreneur, Founder at Wealthy Idiots, Finance Writer
In this interview, we discuss DC’s investment success over the past decade and how he’s converting his simple job income into a multi-decade wealth building plan. DC is an accomplished investor, finance writer and founder at The Wealthy Idiots
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REACTION: Dave Ramsey’s terrible advice given to first time home buyer | Dave Ramsey Show
AJ reacts to a Dave Ramsey Clip where a caller wants to know what to do with $550 thousand dollars he has in savings. Dave gives the most conservative advice that will actually cause the caller to lose money!
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The Housing Market, What You Need to Know!
Real Estate is usually a strong and steady investment. However, the housing Markey has gotten a little wild. Is the bubble about to burst? AJ outlines what’s going on in the real estate market from a high level.
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REACTION: Dave Ramsey’s arguments for paying off your mortgage early is crazy!
Dave Ramsey and his team support paying off your mortgage early instead of investing intensely. However, their arguments are terrible and they are rude and condescending about it! AJ breaks down when and when you may choose to NOT payoff your mortgage early.
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4 Ways Real Estate Build Wealth
Real Estate is one of the coolest investments. You buy an actual physical asset that would can touch and feel. There happens to be multiple ways in which real estate build you wealth. AJ covers the 4 wealth building benefits of real estate and the big tax benefit as well.
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Is College still worth it?
Is college still relevant. More and more the data shows college and universities aren’t setting up students to be successful in terms of wealth building. It may be time to readjust how we view our generally accepted paths to success.