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.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck about money and don’t know where to begin, this post is for you. There are so many shiny objects out there: high yield savings accounts, crypto, stocks, real estate, 6 months with no interest, feeling behind because you have less invested than the national average, etc. For someone just starting out, or just taking
We live in a world full of comparisons. Social media posts, friends, neighbors, relatives, etc. It’s easy to fall into the comparison trap, but there’s a better way. Measure your progress against your former self, who and what you used to be. Former Self Imagine the scenario of someone in his mid thirties. Good career, great family, money invested,
It’s popular for money influencers to make the claim that your house isn’t an investment. Sounds good on the surface, but is it true? The reality is that investor psychology plays a huge part in the equation. Sounds Good In Theory: Rent and Invest the Difference This is the most common argument I hear. “Rent and invest the difference
Owning real estate isn’t all fun and games and passive income. Some months it is, but there are many months where the expenses keep on coming. Sometimes it feels like the bleeding will never stop. The Real Estate Influencers How many of you have heard real estate influencers boast the following: Just use other people’s money and leverage all
A friend of mine recently emailed me with a suggestion about writing a post about giving. He himself is a very generous person and does great work with his community. So when he has a suggestion, I’m all ears. No “One Size Fits All” There is no “one size fits all” approach to giving. Giving looks a lot of different
We’re all familiar with a budget and living within our means. It’s personal finance 101. Instead of the traditional budget, I do something called reverse budgeting. What is Reverse Budgeting? Most people budget for the common expenses like food, shelter, clothing, medical, and other basic needs. Reverse budgeting is paying yourself first, then paying the basic expenses. When I
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