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There are three investing "risk profiles". Which one are you?

Many of us learn the lesson, in hindsight, that we should have started our savings and investments far sooner than we did. There are many reasons why we didn't, and a lot of them have to do with the idea that it takes either a lot of money and/or a lot of experience and knowledge.

Experienced parents will tell you that children start to mimic their parents’ activities at a very early age. Children watch and learn long before they can tell you what they’re seeing and learning. How you manage your money, and what you teach them about it, will last their entire lives.

Rental property has been a very common investment option for the average person; yet, with all the variations of rental types, and their financial implications, it’s a complex question. Follow these guidelines to determine whether a rental property will be a good investment.

With the massive rise in Air-bnb and similar services of the last decade, many more people are dipping their toe in the rental property market. Is this specific to vacation rentals or can any rental property be the right investment tool?

Well, compound interest is like a really great sourdough starter. The initial amount is like what you put in, and the beautiful effervescent bubbles that come with time is how the interest works for you over time. Perhaps this baking analogy falls a little flat (sorry, I had to). In that case, let’s consider the following few examples of compounding interest, and why it’s still better late than never to utilize it.