Making Money Work for US Expat Limited-Income Workers & Missionaries
We have come up with a handy tool to help quickly assess where you have been and where you are going. We call it the Live, Give, Owe, Grow pie diagram. It is budgeting without creating a budget. To use this tool you only need to know 5 pieces of information…
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If I retire today at age 65, buying an average home and living an average lifestyle, how long will my million dollars last me? Just 14 years!
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Go from a projected shortfall to a projected surplus just by contributing 2% more! While nothing is ever guaranteed, saving just a little more money can make a big difference later. Don’t overlook how a minor change like this can enhance your future.
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If you’re reading this, then you’re a reckless person, and I mean that as a compliment!
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US expats receiving social security or a US expat’s pension will require a significantly smaller portfolio.
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When we’re young, we can afford to take greater risks with our money, but when we’re older…
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If you’re going to be working, and putting money into the markets for at least the next five years, you need to HOPE for lower market levels!
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If your advisor tries to talk you out of low-cost, diversified index funds, it’s time to find another advisor.
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Albert Einstein called compound interest the most powerful force on the planet. Here’s why.
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Click here to see all of Andrew’s 9 Steps to Financial Freedom or click on them individually as Steps 1-3, Steps
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