Let me start this off by saying that the financial implications are the least serious when it comes to COVID-19. For those who don’t know, COVID-19 is the name given to this specific strain of the coronavirus that has recently sprung up in China and spread around the world. With that out of the way, … Read more
Last article, we watched Graham Stephan’s video on the benefits of a 30-year mortgage. For the sake of balance, and the fact that I am honestly split on this issue, we are going to check out a great counter-argument. A 15-year mortgage is usually the optioned favored by fiscal conservatives. This is because, by the … Read more
Home buying is one of the largest decisions a person can make. Buying a home, whether as a single person or a family, is an immense landmark in one’s life. As with most big decisions, getting your first home is a very controversial topic. Namely, the debate comes when it is time to decide how … Read more
The Pareto Principle is one of the most popular economic ideas of all time. Also known as the “80/20 rule,” this principle arose from Vilfredo Pareto realizing that 80% of the land in Italy was owned by 20% of the people (in 1896). Richard Koch further broke down the 80/20 rule in his famous book … Read more