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.
I normally write my blogs a few weeks ahead of time. That way I’ve always got posts ready to go. The original first sentence of this post was “Bitcoin is surging.” Oops, it’s plummeted the past few weeks so I have to scratch that sentence! But that doesn’t change the message I’m trying to relay.
I’ve noticed a unique phenomenon in personal finance. I don’t know if it’s natural human tendency, or something that has developed over the years with more opportunity to take out debt. What I’ve noticed is that a lot of people aren’t really impacted by percentages like they are by actual dollar amounts.
There’s a thief robbing us of our money. This sneaky thief has been taking our money for years without us even knowing it. They’re taking one dollar at a time and we’re more than happy to give it to them. This thief knows our every move and takes advantage of our busy lives and tendency to fall into comfortable habits. What I’m talking about is the thief inside all of us, and it’s called mindless spending.
Let me start out this post by posing a question. If you were running late for your flight and needed a quick ride to the airport, who would you rather have pick you up?
Driver who has 20 years of experience, clean driving record, and reliable track record. They drive a 10-year-old used four door sedan.
One of the most common objections I hear about investing is where the money is going to come from to invest. With so many people living paycheck to paycheck, it’s not so easy to find 10 percent or more to invest. But it can be done. Here are five places to start.
Related: 6 Ways to Rapidly Increase Your Investment Contributions
In personal finance, one of the most talked about ways to save money is by budgeting. For most, a budget means allocating a set amount of money and staying under that for the week or month. In this post, I am going to write about what might seem like a foreign concept—that budgeting might actually cost you money.
I’m very excited to announce the release of my new book Cash Uncomplicated! On sale everywhere books are sold.
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