Any time someone says they want to start investing or saving for the future, the first thing a professional asks them is “what’s your risk tolerance?” This is the WRONG QUESTION to base decisions on. There is a tendency to talk about “risk tolerance” as a feeling, or a sense that people innately have as …
The Financial Diet is not just about money. It’s about adulting. It’s about how to be, and how to FEEL like a productive member of society. It’s about learning how to take care of yourself and how to be confident in your decision making.
If you’re looking for something to really drive those dreams of financial independence to the front of your mind, and keep them there, this book is perfect.
This month we are focusing on building an initial budget, understanding all the different bits of information that go into it, and how we can make it work for us in the future. The best way to see the process is to watch it in action! See how Elvis takes the first steps to financial …
Quit Like A Millionaire is an excellent overview of how Kristie and Bryce discovered the concept of financial independence, and how they learned to mitigate their risks as best as possible.
J.L. Collins wrote this book for his daughter who asked him to just simplify saving for retirement as much as possible, because she did not want to spend all her time trying to understand and time the stock market. I definitely sympathize.
I didn’t discover the concept of financial independence in its current context until I was 27-years-old and married. This is the story of how I discovered FIRE and what it means to me.
Have you ever considered developing another stream of income? All the skills featured here could be developed into a hobby, a side-job, or even a potential career replacement. Many of these careers can be learned online for free. Here are some places to start your new professional development.
COVID-19 has thrown so many lives for a loop! Some have experienced reduced hours, some have lost commission, some have lost their income entirely. Every person has different struggles and I just wanted to gather a few options that might help everyone make it through.
When you have more money to work with, you have the opportunity to start making it work for you. There are a lot of different options for taking care of your money that can provide different benefits depending on when you need that money.