3 Financial Lessons I Wish I Had Learned in High School
3 Financial Lessons I Wish I Had Learned in High School I’m back. I know it’s been a long time since my last post. After […]
FI Step by Step: Step 10, Paying Off Your Home Mortgage
FI Step by Step: Step 10, Paying Off Your Home Mortgage Today I’d like to discuss Step 10 of my FI Step by Step series […]
My Path to FI: Part 6, Discovering Financial Independence
My Path to FI: Part 6, Discovering Financial Independence Today I’d like to continue sharing my own journey towards financial independence. If you haven’t done […]
FI Step by Step: Step 8, Work to Become Debt Free
Step 8, Work to Become Debt Free I’d like to get back to outlining the steps I recommend for becoming financially independent. It’s the path […]
The 1 Thing That Makes the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer
The 1 Thing That Makes the Rich Richer and the Poor Poorer Today will be a short post, but good food for thought. I’ve been […]
The Student Loan Debt Problem, My Perspective
The Student Loan Debt Problem, My Perspective Today’s post is a special post for a couple of reasons. First, this is my 50th blog […]
Bad Advice: Keep Your Home Mortgage to Get the Tax Deduction
Bad Advice: Keep Your Home Mortgage to Get the Tax Deduction I’d like to start a new series of blog posts called Bad Advice. Too […]
The Super Bowl of Consumerism
The Super Bowl of Consumerism Next week is Black Friday. I’ve nicknamed it the Super Bowl of Consumerism. Consumerism, as defined by Investopedia, is “the […]
Book Review: The Total Money Makeover
Book Review: The Total Money Makeover, by Dave Ramsey If you have paid any attention to the who’s who of personal finance authors/experts over the […]