Now I’ve talked quite a bit online and offline about building passive income generators, and my M1 Finance Portfolio was a large part of that conversation. However, my M1 Finance Passive Income Portfolio was driving me crazy. Why My M1 Finance Portfolio Was Painful. My M1 Portfolio became a perfect vision of a Passive Income … Read more
Now they say hindsight is 20/20 so let me give you the view I had using Bluehost for my blogging hosting needs. Before I answer is Bluehost good for blogging, let me give you a little background. Hoping this will all come together if you are interested in building a blog as one of your … Read more
Now this is just a drill, just a drill, time to cash in T-bills from one of my T-bill ladders. Where I house most o my Emergency Fund. However, what if I needed my emergency fund, and much of it was locked up in a T-bill ladder? Is it easy to cash t-bill ladders? Well, … Read more
Now, sometimes, I want to park my uninvested money in Robinhood. While parked, I know I earn interest, but often, I get those Robinhood Gold account advertisements. I want my cash earning high interest on Robinhood. Still, I want to refrain from signing up for Robinhood Gold or paying extra fees. What Exactly Does It … Read more
It wasn’t an actual bear market, but it’s been a bear market event for some chip makers. Now, with the wheel strategy, I was assigned a few Intel contracts, and since then, the stock has declined. Has my wheel strategy lead me into becoming a bag holder? What Is Bag Holding? First, bag holding is … Read more
BTW, I earn interest selling cash secured puts. Here’s how I make the most of my cash in brokerage accounts(Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and Vanguard). I use a straightforward strategy called the Wheel Strategy with options. This strategy allows me to generate more money using the cash I already have. FYI: I’ve been playing with Selling … Read more
I’ve noticed an uptick in Wheel Strategy videos posted on YouTube, so I decided to cover my simple strategy. Guess you are asking, What is the wheel strategy in options I use? I want to show how simple I keep it and why I use this strategy. Not financial advice, just sharing what wheel strategy in options I … Read more
If you wanted a simple answer, Worthy Bonds is legit enough for me to continue investing in them. Is Worthy Bonds legit enough for me to use them, YES. Until they aren’t legit or I find more profitable ways to invest my ‘spare’ cash, I’m putting my money in Worthy Bonds and growing it as … Read more
The TLDR; version: My Worthy Bonds Review summary, Worthy Bonds lived up to my expectations in a very short evaluation. I am not a financial advisor; I am just sharing with you what I have experienced and what I am doing with my money. You need to make your own decisions on your research, and … Read more
Now I know what this sounds like a scam offering a ‘how-to’ guide to getting rich by solo mining BitCoin for passive income, touting the ease of making tons of money. Well, this is not me. I am not selling you any ‘how-to’ guide; I am just sharing additional improvements to growing passive income … Read more
Now, sure, you aren’t expecting much with this Worthy Bonds Review after only two months, but what is essential about this amount of time is it’s just before three months. Yes, challenging math here, but I signed up with an affiliate link to Worthy Bonds and got a free bond with the purchase of just … Read more
I’ve been trying to earn as much money as possible with parked money. Even money standing still should be working for me. So I found myself playing with T-Bill Ladders, and unlike regular securities, T-bills are different. They are actually zero-coupon bonds, causing me to ask how do T-bills make money for me. So far … Read more
Like Rick Ross sings, “Everyday I’m Hustlin’.” Add in my classic ADD symptoms; I cannot focus too long on one thing. So, this leaves me jumping from one side hustle to another. I’m working on a couple of blogs, planning out YouTube channels, and planning out my investments. But I often wonder, is Side Hustle … Read more
Since Outlet Finance closed down( Outlet Finance Legit Or Not? Yes, But It Is Gone ), I’ve been trying to find an easy place to get the most money for parked money( Parking Money With T-Bill And Chill. ) while keeping it as liquid as possible. For me, Outlet Finance(website now gone) was such a … Read more
Now, I’ve covered much of what my plans park my money(T-Bill Ladder and Chill), with this ‘over-priced’ stock market, and all the economic indicators(including the bond market) suggest there will be a burst. Now, down to executing moving money out of Charles Schwab from my SCHD dividends and parking the money into a 4-week t-bill … Read more
In an earlier post, I covered why I am parking my current and future investment funds, many from dividends into T-Bills. Now, I plan to lightly go over my steps to wait out this stock market with my T-bill and chill strategy. Parking All Money In T-bills? No. For my tax-sheltered and tax-deferred retirement accounts, … Read more
Now, there is a lot to be said in the title of this post, and I will break it down as far as what I’m doing. Simply put, T-Bill And Chill Time. It’s time for me to T-Bill and chill since the stock market is too high. The ‘too high’ statement for the stock market … Read more
Like all investment decisions and planning, risk tolerance is the most significant factor in making investment decisions. Also, it’s good to know right away, in which situation would a savings account be the best investment to earn interest? Based on your risk tolerance, in what situation would a savings account be the best investment to … Read more
As I stated in earlier posts( Build T-Bill Ladder Emergency Fund ), I’ve been figuring out how to grow my 6-month Emergency fund into more of a passive income generator(or at least prevent inflation erosion). I found information about T-Bill Ladders and figured with their tax incentives(no State or Local Income Tax), using T-Bills would … Read more
I decided not to directly jump into 13-week T-Bills due to concerns about liquidity in time of losing my job or worse. But I still wanted the passive income of building a T-Bill Ladder for my 6-month Emergency Fund. Idea For Building An 8-Week T-Bill Ladder Instead. I’m reading “I Will Teach You to Be … Read more
