Let’s begin by addressing a common misconception – the idea that real estate agents need a strict traditional budget to thrive financially. While budgets can be useful tools, especially early in your career, they may…
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Traditional vs. Roth IRA: Deciding Between Immediate Tax Deduction and Tax-Free Retirement Income
Saving for retirement should be a straightforward concept: by setting aside a portion of your income now and living within your means, you pave the way for a comfortable retirement using your accumulated savings. While…
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How Top Real Estate Agents Can Manage Uneven Income Streams
Hey there, Top Producers. This is Jordan Curnutt, your Realtor-specific CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the top 10% of Realtors nationwide average $178,000 per year of annual income….
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Pre-Approval Letter for Retirement
How Much Do I Need to Have Saved to Retire? The question of retirement savings is a common concern among many individuals, especially those approaching the end of their working years. Realtors®, in particular, frequently…
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How Does a Credit Freeze Work?
Credit freezes have become an essential tool in safeguarding your identity and protecting yourself from fraudsters. Unlike credit monitoring services, which are reactive, a credit freeze takes a proactive approach to prevent fraudulent applications for…
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