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Wealth Generators: 5 Income Streams That Make You Rich

Building lasting wealth often requires more than a single income source in today’s dynamic financial landscape. The most successful individuals have discovered the power of diversifying their income streams, creating a solid foundation for economic prosperity. This article delves into five potent wealth generators that have the potential to transform your financial future. By understanding […]

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Consistency Will Take You Places Where Motivation Can't

‘You Can’t Take It With You’: 5 Less-Frugal Money Habits to Adopt as You Get Older

Wealth / Steve Burns

Many people develop frugal habits that help them build financial security as they journey through life. These habits serve them well, allowing them to save for retirement, weather unexpected storms, and achieve their long-term goals. However, as we age and become more financially stable, we must balance saving for the future and enjoying the present.

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5 Essentials the Lower Middle Class Can’t Afford Anymore Due to Inflation

Economics / Steve Burns

Inflation has become a pressing concern for many Americans, but its impact is particularly severe for the lower middle-class income bracket. This demographic, often characterized by households earning between $30,000 and $50,000 annually, is increasingly squeezed as the cost of living outpaces wage growth. Many lower middle-class families once maintained a modest yet comfortable lifestyle

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People Who Prefer Solitude as They Get Older Usually Display These 8 Behaviors

Psychology / Holly Burns

As the years pass, many individuals find themselves drawn to the quiet embrace of solitude. This shift in social preferences isn’t merely a whim but often a deliberate choice rooted in personal growth and changing life circumstances. While some may view this inclination towards solitude with concern, research suggests it can be a source of

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People Who Get the Most out of Life Have These 10 Habits in Common

Psychology / Holly Burns

In pursuing a well-lived life, we often wonder what sets apart those who seem to thrive effortlessly. What habits do they cultivate that lead to such fulfillment and success? While everyone’s path is unique, certain practices that many of those who get the most out of life have in common. In this article, we’ll explore

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9 Signs Someone Is Unhappy in Life but Hiding It Well, According to Psychology

Psychology / Holly Burns

We all experience moments of sadness, but unhappiness can become a constant companion for some. What makes this even more challenging is that many people have become skilled at concealing their true feelings. They put on a brave face, hiding their inner turmoil from the world. What are the telltale signs that someone is struggling

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6 Poor Money Habits That Can Keep You Living Paycheck to Paycheck

Personal Finance / Steve Burns

In today’s expensive world, managing finances can be challenging. Many people are caught in the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck, regardless of their income level. This financial strain often stems from poor money habits that, once identified and addressed, can lead to greater financial stability and freedom. In this article, we’ll explore six everyday

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I Grew up Poor: Here Are 5 Steps I Took to Build My Wealth

Economics / Steve Burns

Growing up poor shapes your entire worldview, especially regarding money. As a child, I often went to bed hungry, wore hand-me-downs, and watched my parents struggle to make ends meet. The idea of wealth seemed like a distant dream reserved for people born into different circumstances. But today, I’m writing this from a place of

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Millennial’s Net Worth: How to Know if You’re Poor, Middle-Class, Upper Middle-Class or Rich

Wealth / Steve Burns

1. Understanding Millennial Net Worth Born between 1981 and 1996, millennials are now entering their prime earning years, ranging from their late 20s to early 40s. Understanding net worth becomes crucial as this generation navigates the complex financial landscape in 2024. Net worth is the total value of an individual’s assets minus their liabilities, providing

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8 Phrases Only Genuinely Smart People Use During an Argument, According to Psychology

Psychology / Holly Burns

In the realm of intellectual discourse, the ability to engage in constructive arguments is a hallmark of genuine intelligence. It’s not about winning at all costs but about fostering understanding, promoting collaboration, and reaching meaningful conclusions. This article explores eight key phrases genuinely bright individuals employ during arguments, drawing from psychological insights and communication strategies.

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