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6 Tax Deductible Investments To Supercharge Your Returns

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Did you know that over 90 percent of the world’s millionaires became rich from investing in real estate? Tax deductible investments like real estate can help you generate serious wealth but you can only get in the game if you actually invest.

The IRS offers excellent incentives for investment by making many of them tax deductible.

But what are the best tax deductible investments to consider? Let us take a closer look at some of your leading options. [Read more…] about 6 Tax Deductible Investments To Supercharge Your Returns

A Complete Guide to Managing Rental Properties

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As of 2019, about 36% of households in the US rent. Since almost three-quarters of landlords are individual investors, owning a rental property may be a great financial move. The first step is to buy and prepare a property.

But, once you have a rental property you’ll need to actually manage it. This involves a wide variety of aspects, from finding tenants to performing maintenance to navigating unforeseen issues. Here’s what you need to do to be successful at managing rental properties. [Read more…] about A Complete Guide to Managing Rental Properties

Millennials and Gen Z Twice as as Likely to Launch a Side Business

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Whether or not you’re an entrepreneur, small business week (September 13-17) is a special time because it’s a chance to learn about ways that you can improve your understanding of business, finance, and entrepreneurship.

If you’re LGBTQ+, this week is even more important, because entrepreneurship provides a rare opportunity to live, earn, and control your professional life on your terms—without judgement or constraint.

Freedom of self-expression was a major driver behind why I launched a business in my 20s and expanded into real estate investing, so I would understand if it was a motivation for you. [Read more…] about Millennials and Gen Z Twice as as Likely to Launch a Side Business

How to File Your Freelance Taxes

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Did you know that the average American pays around $5,000 in taxes every year? While the exact amount depends on income and various other factors, it’s important to do what you can to save money.

Self-employment taxes can be especially complicated. If you don’t know exactly what you’re doing, then you could end up losing a lot of your hard-earned cash.

Are you trying to better understand the IRS regulations in this area? Keep reading to learn tactical tips for how to file your freelance taxes. [Read more…] about How to File Your Freelance Taxes

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High Income Skills To Earn 5 Figures or More A Month

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With the recent CPI (Consumer Price Index) data reporting year-over-year inflation over 6.2%, now is the time to be thinking about high income skills and how you can acquire them. This is the highest rate of inflation that we have experienced in the past 30 years!

Given the astounding rate at which your money is declining in value, you will need to bring in a serious salary in order to have a financially secure future. [Read more…] about High Income Skills To Earn 5 Figures or More A Month