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Why it’s never a bad time to invest

Behind every success story comes numerous setbacks, and this applies to investing as well.

Investing every month for 40 years to become a millionaire sounds simple. BUT, along the way, there were countless events that raised fear and uncertainty about the times ahead. Don’t let those news headlines throw you off, because market volatility is the norm, not the exception.

If you had panic sold during the depths of the 2008 financial crisis and then sat in cash until now, your account balance would only be about $475,000. You would have literally missed out on MILLIONS of dollars by not staying the course.

If you’ve been investing over the last 40 years, you have seen your portfolio drop by over 50%… twice. That is never any fun to experience, but in order to build wealth, it is very important to stay patient and power through those tough times.

Today, there are geopolitical conflicts, inflation concerns, and we may have a crazy election in front of us. It sounds scary but it is nothing new that we haven’t seen before. And we know that the stock market has bounced back 100% of the time.

Stick to your plan, keep investing early and often, and remember that those who stay the course are rewarded in the long run.

As always, reminding you to build wealth by following the two PFC rules: 1.) Live below your means and 2.) Invest early and often.‎

-Vivi & Shane

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Rent vs Buy

The great debate: rent or buy?

Last night I had this great idea in the shower. I was going to make a post to illustrate the devastating impact of buying a house and selling sooner than five years. The crushing 6% realtor fee (huge relative to a 20% down payment), the missed opportunity cost of investing that down payment, the nefarious impact of taxes, insurance, maintenance, mortgage interest and closing costs. It would serve as an illustration of how the financial benefit of owning is really only reaped after many years of ownership.‎

Jeremy Circle

Hi, I’m Jeremy! I retired at 36 and currently have a net worth of over $4 million. 

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