Steve Adcock is a freelance journalist and writer for Wealth of Geeks. With a focus on personal finance and wealth-building strategies, Steve provides practical advice and insights to help readers optimize their finances. His work has been featured in various publications, including CNBC, The Washington Times-Herald, and NBC DFW.
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Have you ever heard of people retiring and living on a cruise ship full-time? Believe it or not, it happens. And more than you might think.
Imagine not having to work for your money actively. Would you rather sit by the beach or travel the world without dialing into Zoom meetings or commuting into an office but still have cash flow?
By: Steve Adcock
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By: Steve Adcock
In 2016, when I was 35, and my wife Courtney was 32, we sold our house , a 4 bed, 2 bath 1,600-square-foot Arizona home, moved into a 200-square-foot
Have you ever heard the phrase, “You can't build wealth working a 9 to 5 job?” It's not true, and I'm proof-positive of how working a traditional 9 to 5 job can get you rich.
Without us noticing, our repetitive daily habits burn a hole in our wallets and drain our bank accounts. And they are keeping us from
No lottery. No inheritance. I did not sell a business for millions, either. I achieved financial freedom at 35 by using old-fashioned money principles that changed my life.
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