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Are you leaving ,909 on the table?
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Are you leaving $19,909 on the table?

  • Samantha Hart
  • 04/29/2025
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Are you contributing enough to your 401(k) to capture the full employer match? Have you searched your state’s unclaimed property database in the past three […]

Your House is a Lousy Investment
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Your House is a Lousy Investment

  • Samantha Hart
  • 04/21/2025
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Here’s the truth about houses: Unless you’re a landlord, your house will probably be the lousiest investment you ever make. The myth about home ownership […]

The Millionaire Formula They Don’t Teach in Business School
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The Millionaire Formula They Don’t Teach in Business School

  • Samantha Hart
  • 04/17/2025
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There are two paths to business ownership. One path — creating a new company — has a 10 percent success rate. The other? When entrepreneurs […]

The Crucial Reason Why You Must Think BIG
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The Crucial Reason Why You Must Think BIG

  • Samantha Hart
  • 04/09/2025
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Money management can get really complicated — if you let it. People ask me all kinds of nuanced, nitty-gritty questions: My advice: Don’t sweat the […]

Hate Budgeting? Here’s The Easiest Budget Ever
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Hate Budgeting? Here’s The Easiest Budget Ever

  • Samantha Hart
  • 03/16/2025
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Let’s see a show of hands: how many of you actually make a budget? (Silence. Crickets chirping.) Yeah, I thought so. One of the most […]

You Can’t Work 168 Hours a Week
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You Can’t Work 168 Hours a Week

  • Samantha Hart
  • 02/27/2025
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How many more hours could you realistically add to your workweek? Most people, when pressed, discover the honest answer is: not many. There are 168 […]

The 60-Year-Old Who Lost Everything | “Trust, But Verify”
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The 60-Year-Old Who Lost Everything | “Trust, But Verify”

  • Samantha Hart
  • 02/19/2025
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Picture this: You’re in your 60s. You’ve been married for more than 40 years. You raised six children full-time, while your spouse built their career, […]

The Counterintuitive Truth About Inflation — and the Only Asset Class with QUADRUPLE Protective Power
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The Counterintuitive Truth About Inflation — and the Only Asset Class with QUADRUPLE Protective Power

  • Samantha Hart
  • 02/12/2025
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Gold fell 6% in June 2026. That was the exact month the Consumer Price Index hit 9.1% — the highest reading in four decades. If […]

The Real Winners of Today’s Big Game 🏆
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The Real Winners of Today’s Big Game 🏆

  • Samantha Hart
  • 02/09/2025
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The scoreboard is a distraction. While fans argue over the winning team, a handful of companies are quietly counting money they collected weeks before kickoff. […]

What Happens When Retirement Saving Becomes an Identity?
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What Happens When Retirement Saving Becomes an Identity?

  • Samantha Hart
  • 01/31/2025
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You’ve spent decades being the responsible one. The disciplined saver. The person who maxes out their 401k, lives below their means, and actually understands what […]

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7 Frugal Living Hacks That Actually Work (Beyond Cutting Coffee)

7 Frugal Living Hacks That Actually Work (Beyond Cutting Coffee)

  • Samantha Hart
  • 10/11/2026
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The average American household spends roughly $1,100 a year on coffee. Telling someone to skip their daily latte is the easiest frugal advice to give […]

Zero-Based Budget Google Sheets: How to Build a Zero-Based Budget in Google Sheets

Zero-Based Budget Google Sheets: How to Build a Zero-Based Budget in Google Sheets

  • Samantha Hart
  • 10/11/2026
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1. Zero-based budgeting does not mean spending everything The common misconception is simple: a zero-based budget does not tell you to empty your bank account […]

Roth Ira Conversions High Earners 2026: Roth IRA Conversions for High Earners: How to Pay Less Tax in 2026

Roth Ira Conversions High Earners 2026: Roth IRA Conversions for High Earners: How to Pay Less Tax in 2026

  • Samantha Hart
  • 10/08/2026
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Most people think Roth IRAs are off-limits once your income hits $161,000 (single) or $240,000 (married filing jointly). That’s wrong. You can still get money […]

Buy Your First Rental Property With Little Money Down: How to Buy Your First Rental Property With 3% Down

Buy Your First Rental Property With Little Money Down: How to Buy Your First Rental Property With 3% Down

  • Samantha Hart
  • 10/07/2026
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The safest low-cash path is to buy a small multifamily property, live in one unit, and rent the others. That strategy, usually called house hacking, […]

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