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    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #132
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #132
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #132
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    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #132

    By Joshua King

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    The 30s are the toughest decade of our lives. It's like going through high school and college again.

     

    There is so much going on that saving and investing are difficult. However, we must persevere. 

     

    Our 30s are a great time to invest in Series "I" Bonds because they can double as an emergency fund in a pinch.

     

    We should also set a goal to build a $300/month dividend portfolio to assist with the little things in life.

     

    We can survive and thrive in our 30s with a solid plan. Once we get through this decade, the world is our oyster. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMar 29, 2023
    ISBN9798215672082
    Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s: Financial Freedom, #132

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      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s

      02  The Magic of Marriage

      03  Smart Couples Finish Rich

      04  Give Your Kids a Different Path

      05  Saving and Investing with $400/month Available

      06  The American Dream is Passive Income

      07  Series I Bonds vs. Roth IRAs

      08  Series I Bonds vs. Series EE Bonds

      09  Dating with Dividends

      10  Homeschooling + Online Business

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      Thriving Through Your Toughest Decade

      01  Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s

      02  The Magic of Marriage

      03  Smart Couples Finish Rich

      04  Give Your Kids a Different Path

      05  Saving and Investing with $400/month Available

      06  The American Dream is Passive Income

      07  Series I Bonds vs. Roth IRAs

      08  Series I Bonds vs. Series EE Bonds

      09  Dating with Dividends

      10  Homeschooling + Online Business

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      01  Stock & Bond Investing in Your 30s

      Have you ever heard anyone talk about the terrible twos as they raise their children? It's a time when kids often don’t sleep, can walk and talk, and get into all kinds of mischief.

      My wife went through this phase twice with our two kids—with me out on assignment most of the time. It’s a challenging period for most couples, but you will be much stronger if you manage.

      Your 30s are similar to the terrible twos. This decade is the crunch time of your life. You spent your 20s learning the ropes; your 30s are the championship game. But there is no prize for second place; we must bring our A game.

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      Welcome back to the Stock & Bond Investing at Any Age series (20s), where we create passive income across our entire life.

      Welcome to your 30s. I like to focus on married couples in their 30s. However, this can apply to anyone going through this patch. Here are some of my other articles on your 30s.

      1)  Retirement Planning in Your 30s (Amazon)

      2)  Real Estate Investing in Your 30s (pdf)

      3)  Staying Debt-Free in Your 30s (pdf)

      4)  Dividend Investing in Your 30s (Amazon)

      5)  Bond Investing in Your 30s (pdf)

      The first thing you should do in your 30s is to read the book "Smart Couples Finish Rich." I wish I had read this going into this phase of life.

      The problem with your 30s is that you must be laser-focused—on everything. You want your

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