by Nikki Dunn | Jan 11, 2021 | Adulting, Budgeting, Building Wealth, Entrepreneurship, Goals, Make More Money, Real Estate, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: You may not have thought about mobile homes as a place to invest in the real estate world, but today you’re about to learn all about it. John Fedro is one of the top mobile home investors in the space and has a lot to teach us! We chat...
by Nikki Dunn | Dec 16, 2020 | Budgeting, Building Wealth, Finance, Goals, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: It’s a nice feeling to know that you’re on the right track with your money and you actually are cash flowing MORE money than you need to pay the expenses of your everyday life. I meet a lot of people that are in this boat. They...
by Nikki Dunn | Dec 3, 2020 | Adulting, Budgeting, Finance, Goals, Mindset, Taxes, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s “Money in a Hot Minute” question is: “When do I have to get serious about taxes when investing?” Links and Resources: Get access to my free video series and guide on how to crush your financial...
by Nikki Dunn | Nov 12, 2020 | Adulting, Budgeting, Building Wealth, Finance, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s Money in a Hot Minute question is: “I’ve read in some financial blogs that you need at least $10,000 to make a profit investing, is this true?” I break down how much money you need to start investing and...
by Nikki Dunn | Nov 12, 2020 | Adulting, Budgeting, Building Wealth, Finance, Investing, Make More Money, Mindset, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: There are so many ways to invest, and for many people, the different options can be overwhelming! So in this video, I am going to break it down, keep it simple, and show you 3 ways to invest your first $1,000. We’ll cover the benefits...
by Nikki Dunn | Nov 10, 2020 | Adulting, Budgeting, Finance, Goals, Investing, Mindset, Retirement, Saving Money, Uncategorized
What you’ll learn: Today’s money question is: “I just paid off a prior 401k loan for credit card debt, and I want to take out another 401k loan to build my emergency fund. I get a match and I really just want the money to make me feel better that I...
