Welcome to my website! My name is Aaron Nannini and I’m the founder of Cash Uncomplicated.
Changing my mindset about personal finance has eliminated so much of the confusion and stress I used to have about money.
I believe that you can achieve complete financial harmony without sacrificing your lifestyle or happiness.
Like I wrote about a couple weeks ago, interest rates are decreasing. They aren’t plummeting to 2020 levels, but they are decreasing. At the time of this writing, the average interest rate on a 30 year mortgage is 6.5%. Disclaimer Disclaimer before I get into the details of interest rates. At the time of this writing, I have an
“Quit your job and go all in now, follow your passion.” Words like this are spoken every day on social media and other platforms. Now, don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot of great advice online but I often cringe at some of the bad advice. This post is going to focus on the worst pieces of advice I’ve heard
The Fed met a couple weeks ago and indicated interest rate cuts were on the horizon. There was lots of media coverage for this as rates haven’t been cut in a couple years. But is this news all that exciting, and what can you do to navigate potential cuts? Not Financial Advice Like everything I write, including my book
Someone running a marathon or playing a basketball game has a clear way to win. There’s a finish line at the end of the marathon–cross it in less time than others and you win. Have more points than the other team in a basketball game and your team wins. But with money, specifically financial independence, it’s a process and not
I consider myself a generally optimistic person. That includes my personal finances, investments, and overall money outlook. Despite my overall optimism, I’ve learned that a little bit of fear in investing isn’t such a bad thing. The Presence of Fear Acknowledges Risk Last week I wrote a post about risk and money. The premise of my post is that
Money doesn’t come without risk. An investor with a successful 10 year or more track record has risk, a conservative retiree with all their money in high-yield savings accounts and bonds has risk, as does the person who stuffs cash under their mattress. Risk and money can’t be avoided. What Do I Mean by “Risk and Money?” Here’s what
I’m very excited to announce the release of my new book Cash Uncomplicated! On sale everywhere books are sold.
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