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Food, household cleaners, and other necessities of daily living are very expensive. Especially with inflation hitting so hard over the past couple years. A simple

Food, household cleaners, and other necessities of daily living are very expensive. Especially with inflation hitting so hard over the past couple years. A simple

With so much information available online, via podcasts, word of mouth, and many other sources, there is bound to be good and bad information. Today

There’s a personal finance analogy about holes in the boat draining your bank account. The more holes you have, the more likely your boat is

Money can seem very complicated. Terms like investment advisors, tax advantaged accounts, fiduciary, leverage-it’s overwhelming for a lot of people. Cutting through some of the

Should I buy a new (or used) car or keep my old one? This is a question that comes up a lot in personal finance

Most of personal finance is about saving, investing, optimizing, and similar topics. All of which are incredibly important–and foundational to success with money. Today I’m

Almost all personal finance and money experts recommend having an emergency fund. The standard advice is three to six months, and up to a year

Personal finance can be an overwhelming and complex topic. My goal with my writing is to simplify things into bite-sized easy to understand posts. That’s

There are really great reasons to save money. Before we get too much into it, let’s start by acknowledging that cash, or saving money, has

Most of my posts are about financial principles that have worked for hundreds of years, and will likely work for hundreds more. Today I’m focusing

A few weeks ago, I walked through a large hardware store and got a case of shiny object syndrome. So many cool things to buy:

“I don’t know, I feel guilty about hiring a housekeeper. It’s expensive. But I work all week and then end up spending an entire weekend

Why do we so often optimize for money over time. We almost always do it, but why? I know I’m guilty of it. Time

Retirement is often talked about as the Holy Grail of personal finance. The end game where you’ve “won” with money and no longer require an