Category: $100K
I am a CPA Candidate sharing my experience building my portfolio while in my 20s. During this process of sharing information online I hope to increase free financial literacy access for all.
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Required Rate of Return Calculator
Required Rate of Return Calculator Required Rate of Return Calculator Enter your current principal, contribution plan, and time frame. Pick a goal (or type your own), and we’ll compute the annual return you’d need to hit it. Choose Target Value $100K $500K $1M $10M Custom Tip: Select a preset or choose “Custom” and type any…
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Building a 50/30/20 Portfolio at a $100K Net Worth
Reaching a six-figure net worth is a milestone that reshapes how many people view their financial future. At $100,000, compounding begins to feel tangible: a seven percent annual return translates to $7,000 in growth without any new contributions. Allocation suddenly matters more than the pace of saving, and how you divide your portfolio will influence…
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Achieving Portfolio Critical Mass: My Strategy for Exponential Growth
Portfolio critical mass is one of the most powerful milestones in investing. But what does it really mean? For some, it’s the point where their net worth crosses a round number like $100K or $1M. For others, it’s when their portfolio generates more in returns than the money they contribute each year. For me, portfolio…
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What To Do After Reaching $100K Net Worth?
Reaching a $100K net worth is a major milestone in personal finance. For many, it represents years of discipline, sacrifice, and growth. Whether you got there through consistent saving, investing in the markets, building a side hustle, or all of the above, hitting six figures signals that you’re no longer just starting out. You’re in…
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What Does HENRY mean in Personal Finance?
Ever wondered why some people with impressive salaries still don’t feel financially secure? Enter the HENRY – an acronym for “High Earner, Not Rich Yet” – a term describing professionals who make substantial incomes but haven’t accumulated significant wealth yet. These individuals typically earn six-figure salaries but find much of their income allocated to expenses…
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How to Build Wealth 100K in Annual Income?
Building substantial wealth with 100K in annual income is achievable through financial planning and disciplined investing. You’re in a strong position to create lasting financial security by maximizing your earning potential while maintaining smart money habits. You can build significant wealth with $100K by investing 20-30% of your income consistently every year, maximizing tax-advantaged retirement…
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How to Start an Income Portfolio with 100K Net Worth
Building an income portfolio that you can reliably live off takes time and can be a financial strategy if you want to live off your portfolio distributions. By carefully selecting dividend stocks and other income-generating assets, you can create a reliable income stream. This approach can potentially turn your initial capital into a source of…
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Your Net Worth Does Not Explode After 100K
If you’ve spent even a little time in the personal finance corner of YouTube, you’ve likely come across a catchy, clickbait title: “Your Net Worth Explodes After $100K.” It’s a bold claim—an enticing promise that reaching this magical milestone will catapult your financial growth into the stratosphere. But is it true? Does your net worth…
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How to Use Your Free Time to Get Your First $100K Invested
Balancing your 9 to 5 job with building your financial future may seem challenging, but it’s entirely possible when you use your free time wisely. Your evenings and weekends are valuable opportunities to make substantial progress toward your first $100K invested. Focusing these precious hours on side hustles, learning about investing, and gradually increasing your…
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Building an Aggressive Portfolio in Your 20s
Building an aggressive portfolio in your 20s can be a powerful strategy to increase your wealth over time. At this age, you’re in a great position to take on more risk, as you have plenty of time to recover from potential downturns. An aggressive portfolio, usually weighted heavily toward stocks and other risky assets that…