Holes in the Boat That Are Draining Your Bank Account
There’s a personal finance analogy about holes in the boat draining your bank account. The more holes you have, the more likely your boat is
There’s a personal finance analogy about holes in the boat draining your bank account. The more holes you have, the more likely your boat is
Should I buy a new (or used) car or keep my old one? This is a question that comes up a lot in personal finance
Almost all personal finance and money experts recommend having an emergency fund. The standard advice is three to six months, and up to a year
Most of my posts are about financial principles that have worked for hundreds of years, and will likely work for hundreds more. Today I’m focusing
Today I’m writing about something that is plaguing the everyday person: reverse compounding. It’s something I used to take part in because I had credit
I write a lot about debt. It’s an important topic that affects millions of people every year. This post is about my personal debt philosophy
Should I buy an electric vehicle (EV)? With the increased number of electric vehicles on the road, this is a question that is coming up
Most personal finance experts and advisors recommend between three to six months in an emergency fund. That’s normally thought of as cash in a savings
I’ve recently seen a lot of things on social media and other mediums about paying off your house early. There’s a lot of great content
Many people want to know how to budget by paycheck. There are lots of ways to do it and it’s not much different than a
Leveraged debt. The very word strikes passion and controversy. There are two main camps: adamantly for it or against it. Very few people are in
I don’t know why, but the other day on the way to work I was thinking about this house that was listed in Pacific Beach
There’s a word I was familiar with growing up, but didn’t really fully grasp until a few years ago. It’s a word so important that
Money arguments are often cited as one of the biggest marital conflicts leading to divorce. Usually ranking number one or two, depending on what study