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December 1, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
Fundrise is a crowdfunding platform that allows investors to access private markets, like real estate, venture capital, and private credit, with as little as $10. Instead of buying individual properties, investors purchase shares in funds that own or finance a variety of assets, earning profits through rental income, mortgage payments, or property appreciation. A key benefit is its accessibility – it doesn’t require accredited investor status. However, investments are illiquid, with a 1% penalty for withdrawals before five
November 23, 2024
By
The Admiral Staff
The article cautions against becoming overly obsessed with the stock market, citing an example of someone neglecting their 401(k) to trade stocks. It then offers five safer investment alternatives: steady, long-term stock investments (like through Stash), using MoneyLion to consolidate and lower credit card debt, comparing car insurance rates with Pretected, and earning extra income by watching videos and taking surveys with InboxDollars.
October 30, 2024
By
The Admiral Staff
Once you’ve built a $1,500 cushion, it’s time to consider longer-term financial goals. The article suggests four options: investing in multi-family real estate through CalTier (even with a small budget), comparing car insurance rates using EverQuote to potentially save money, investing in companies like Amazon and Google with Stash for as little as $1, and using AmOne to consolidate credit card debt with a lower-interest loan.
October 27, 2024
By
The Admiral Staff
Having reached a $1,000 savings cushion, the article suggests three steps to elevate your finances: invest in companies like Amazon or Google with as little as $1 through apps like Stash, secure up to $1.5 million in life insurance for as little as $10/month with Bestow, and consolidate credit card debt with MoneyLion to potentially reduce interest rates by 70%.
October 19, 2024
By
The Admiral Staff
The article argues that building generational wealth isn’t just for the wealthy; it’s attainable for everyone. It suggests four strategies to get started: investing in multi-family real estate through platforms like CalTier (starting with as little as $500), eliminating high-interest credit card debt with services like MoneyLion, securing term life insurance with Fabric by Gerber Life to provide financial protection for family, and investing in companies like Amazon and Google through apps like Stash, even with as little
