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Finances Fall in Love With Budgeting In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, managing our finances often takes a back seat. However, there’s a simple yet powerful tool that can transform your relationship with money and pave the way for financial success – budgeting. Contrary to popular belief, budgeting isn’t about restriction; it’s about empowerment and achieving your financial […]
Finances How To Pay For College By Owning Real Estate There is the conventional way of socking away money so that you’re prepared to help your kids afford their post high school education…and then there’s the way that I advocate.  It involves using someone else’s housing expense to save up the money over time.  Here’s how:   1.       Purchase an investment property. When your child […]
Finances The Art of Saving You can just as easily become addicted to saving, as you can spending.  Trust me, I’ve been there.  It’s such a feeling of accomplishment when you watch your savings grow, and know it’s because of decisions and sacrifices you have made.  Don’t wonder where your money went…decide where it goes. To reduce the art of […]
Finances Living Within Your Means Rule Number One of life…in my opinion, is to spend less money than you make.  Seems simple enough, but this practice beginning the moment you start earning money will set you up for success the rest of your life.  Not just success, but infinitely less stress and more flexibility than those who do not pay attention […]
Finances Simple Tips to Retire Effortlessly Do you want to work until you’re 60-something?  Me neither.  But as Americans, we are told from a young age that you work your whole life until an age determined by someone else, and then you hope you have enough to live off of between your savings and government assistance. Anything wrong with that?  Why […]
Finances At What Age Can You Retire? I was in a seminar where the speaker asked the audience “What is the retirement age?”  Without hesitation, most people chimed in with 62 or some similar number depending on when they were born.  It hit me like a ton of bricks…we are so brainwashed to believe the age at which we can retire is whatever […]
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Christina Diehl has been practicing Real Estate in Lancaster County since 2010.  Born and raised in Lititz, PA, she is a trustworthy guide for home buyers and sellers in Lancaster County. Her continual investment in income-producing properties makes her an asset for your wealth-building goals. Whether you're looking to buy, sell, or invest, Lancaster's Homegirl Christina Diehl is here and happy to help.
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