The 6 Personal Finance Non-Negotiables
I originally wrote my book Cash Uncomplicated for people who wanted to do better with their money and didn’t understand why they were constantly struggling
I originally wrote my book Cash Uncomplicated for people who wanted to do better with their money and didn’t understand why they were constantly struggling
There are lots of things in life to be stressed about. Personal issues, family dynamics, career, and of course money/personal finances. Obviously there’s no way
Most of my posts are tips about what to do. Today, I’m taking the opposite approach and writing about what not to do. Specifically, things
Financial independence is often talked about, not always understood. It’s called a variety of things–financially independent, retired, financially secure, etc. To keep things uncomplicated (kind
There are the staples, the basics, the foundational principles of personal finance. Things like paying yourself first, eliminating consumer debt, automating your income, consistently investing
It’s important for everyone to periodically review their financial future. There are certain money questions to ask yourself that will help keep you on track.
Wealth is a broad topic. Contrary as it might sound, wealth isn’t always about money. There are many elements as I wrote about in this
When I think of the term fiscally responsible, the first thing to come to mind is government spending, a boardroom meeting, or corporate executives discussing
Dave Ramsey is one of the most prominent personal finance experts. Perhaps most well-known for the Dave Ramsey Baby Steps, which includes a disdain of
Frugality gets a bad rap. The word is often used interchangeably with “cheap”, but they are two very different things. Frugality is about value-based spending,
A week or two ago I was reading a post about retirees and their biggest regrets. One of the regrets was not investing enough and
Most people would agree that working hard is generally good. There are a lot of advantages to working hard including getting ahead, putting yourself in
The election has come and gone. In fact, we’re almost a month out. Even before the election, and any election, I had my plan already
We can’t bottle up time or save it in a capsule. Our bodies change, the kids get older, and life in general changes. There are