There’s a lot of buzz in the personal finance blogosphere on what’s considered early retirement. People get somewhat opinionated over whether someone should be considered retired if they still generate income through a side hustle or non-passive means. Since…
Emergency funds are very popular, but how much should you save and where should you store it? This article talks about what to think about for protection.
Make some extra money using these apps. It is a great way to bring in extra cash, and there are several options to consider.
Drama can be a business killer. This is what we’ve learned over the past few years in preventing drama in our business, and what we are going to do.
How bad is the debt problem in the United State? The simple answer – it’s pretty bad. It’s a national problem, to say the least. From our national debt, student loan debt, and consumer debt. Debt in the United States…
As parents of a recovering addict (17 months sober as of this writing), my wife Cathy and I have learned more than we ever wanted to know about addiction. One of the most important lessons we’ve learned – addiction recovery…
There’s no shortage of apps to make money these days. And given that 96% of Americans now own smartphones, you are primed and ready to start doing just that! But despite all the money-making methods out there, some are decidedly…
This has been on my mind for the last few months, especially since I launched Invested Wallet. Technically, I guess you can categorize this site has part of the FIRE movement. If you are not familiar with this acronym, it…
There are a lot of office triggers I can’t stand. Like the fluorescent lighting, the persistent distraction from pointless meetings and other coworkers and the whole thing about getting dressed in the morning to go there. That last part is…
When I first started my interest in personal finance back in 2014, I had never heard of the concept of FIRE. In fact, I did not learn about this acronym until early 2017, but I did fit into the movement…