What is Stock Investing Like?
Stock investing can be a great way to save up and have the money you need in the future for things like a new car, a home down payment, and retirement. It is a great way to be ready to send your kids to college and then help your grandkids get started in life. It…
How Risky is Investing in Stocks?
Maybe you’ve heard stock investing is a good way to generate passive income and wonder what it would be like. Stock investing, done right, is certainly a great way to build wealth and generate income. Done wrong it can cost you a lot of money and waste a lot of time. In this article we’ll…
How to Maximize on Homemaking
In the last article, we discussed the provider/homemaker (PH) system and how it would win out over the Dual Income (DI) system every time when it comes to career and earning money. By having both spouses working together on one career, with one focused directly on the job and the other taking care of things…
Why Two Focused on One Career Will Beat Out Two Careers Every Time
Traditionally men and women have formed a provider/homemaker couple. The man would get a job and earn the resources needed by the family. The woman would use the resources generated to create a home and care for a family, creating additional resources directly for the family (clothes, preserves, …) as time allowed and making sure…
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Hi, I’m Joe, a.k.a. SmallIvy. I’m a rocket scientist by day, but have been trading and investing for over three decades, starting when I was twelve. Through investing and money management, my wife and I were able to pay off our home and become financially independent by our early forties. This was with only one of us working most of that time and with less than a five-figure income, so it can be done. I’ve got two books published, one on investing to grow wealth and the other on money management with some investing mixed in. Check out the blog and feel free to ask questions in the comments.
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