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    The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage: Financial Freedom, #91
    The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage: Financial Freedom, #91
    The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage: Financial Freedom, #91
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    The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage: Financial Freedom, #91

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    Do you believe two people in a marriage can also climb the corporate ladder? While it's possible, it won't yield the best results.

     

    One person should stay home; however, that doesn't mean they can't build something unique.

     

    Passive income is the key to living the life of your dreams. The stay-at-home parent can start building passive income while raising kids and managing the home.

     

    After 17 years of marriage, I wish I had this information. Although my wife and I are late to the party, we are accumulating passive income every day.

     

    We will free ourselves from the workforce before I turn fifty with enough passive income to do what we like. Now that's how a marriage should function. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateJan 3, 2023
    ISBN9798215665275
    The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage: Financial Freedom, #91

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      The True Power Couple :How to Build a Passive Income Marriage - Joshua King

      Table of Contents

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

      The True  Power Couple

      Monthly Dividend Tracker Template: Buy on Etsy

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  The True Power Couple

      02  Middle-Class Investing 101

      03  Should Both Parents Work?

      04  The Two-Income Trap

      05  What is Quiet Quitting?

      06  Why Are You NOT in the WorkForce?

      07  The American Dream is Passive Income

      08  My 7 Principles of Wealth

      09  Fire Writer: Retire & Write

      10  Homeschooling + Online Business

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      The True  Power Couple

      How to Build a Passive Income Marriage

      01  The True Power Couple

      02  Middle-Class Investing 101

      03  Should Both Parents Work?

      04  The Two-Income Trap

      05  What is Quiet Quitting?

      06  Why Are You NOT in the WorkForce?

      07  The American Dream is Passive Income

      08  My 7 Principles of Wealth

      09  Fire Writer: Retire & Write

      10  Homeschooling + Online Business

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      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing

      01  The True Power Couple

      Let’s start 2023 by dissecting what made marriages stronger 60-80 years ago. These topics are sensitive, but let’s focus on the financial side of the house.

      Somewhere along the lines, someone convinced the middle class that having two working parents was the path to financial success.

      But will having two working parents lead to marital bliss? The answer lies somewhere in the middle. I believe one parent should stay home; however, they still can produce income.

      Retire Rich, Retire Comfortable with a Business 2

      Two working parents and the suburbs. The best book to read on the rise of dual-income households is "The Two-Income Trap" by Elizabeth Warren.

      Initially, having two incomes gave families an advantage as they moved into the suburbs. However, over time, wages went down, and prices went up.

      Today, it is almost a requirement for each household to have two incomes. Or is it? First, what are the benefits of having one parent stay home?

      My story. I am 41 years old, and my wife and I have been married for 17 years. I met my wife overseas on a military assignment.

      How to Start Dividend Investing 104: Choosing Your Stocks

      My mom moved in with us early in our marriage, and my wife wanted to work. My wife strived to reach higher management positions for a while, but this made her unhappy.

      The constant work-related pressures distracted her from the ability to foster a loving household. My wife still works but does not want to achieve high levels of management.

      In essence, she found the quiet quitting movement almost five years ago. Quiet quitting is not about being a bad worker but

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