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.
Last week I wrote about the power of compound interest. I’m following it up this week with a short post of five facts about compound interest that most people don’t know. Number 1: Time to $250,000 and a Million is Roughly the Same I know what you’re thinking, how is it possible that it would take the same amount
It took me a long time to understand the incredible power of compound interest. I had always heard invest early and let time work for you, but it never meant that much to me. Maybe it’s because retirement seemed like a far away thing or maybe it was in one ear, out the other. My Intent Whatever it was,
The idea of a 50-year mortgage has been tossed around over the past couple weeks. 50 years to pay off a house instead of the usual 15 or 30 years. After factoring everything in, is it worth it? Let’s use an even number of a $500,000 loan with a six percent interest rate. That cost is higher than the national
No matter how much money you have, or don’t have, there will be bouts of fear and anxiety around money. That there’s not enough money, you’re going to run out, you miscalculated your retirement number, etc. There are literally thousands of things that can prompt fear and anxiety around money. At first thought, a common sense solution is to make
The World Series just wrapped up last week, another season in the books. To use a baseball analogy, you don’t need to hit a bunch of homeruns in investing. Base hits get the job done too. Homeruns and Base Hits A homerun is buying the blue chip stock early and watching it grow by 2,000 percent or some crazy
When marginal gains clump together they create something great. In Atomic Habits, James Clear writes about the “aggregation of marginal gains” citing the British cycling team that created as many gains as possible from previously overlooked items. For example, putting rubbing alcohol on the tires to get better grip, making the seats more comfortable, teaching riders to better wash their
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