Most of you have probably heard of the Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) movement (if not, don’t worry, we’ll explain shortly). Those of you who have heard of FIRE, you likely have a strong opinion on […]
Oftentimes, one of the first things you should do to get your personal finances in order is to set up an interest-bearing account, like a savings account. This type of account is safer than putting your […]
Health savings account rules are easy to follow. On top of that, they are one of the most underrated investment accounts available. They’ve been around since 2003 and come with a lot of awesome benefits. The […]
Building a detailed budget is not for everyone. For some, it’s just time-consuming and unnecessary. Though, if you’re reading an article on budgeting tips, I’m assuming you’ve decided that having a budget is for you… […]
If you can max out your 401(k), you definitely should, right? Not always. There are a few things (five, to be specific) you should consider before doing so, and we’ll walk through exactly what they […]
Bond investing is something every new investor should understand. Whether you are building a specific three-fund portfolio, or simply deciding on your asset allocation, the types of bonds you choose matter. From government bonds to corporate bonds, […]
When used responsibly, the advantages of credit cards are nearly endless. In fact, credit cards are actually one of my favorite personal finance topics to talk about because of all the great benefits they offer. Credit cards […]
Wineries and vineyards are some of the most popular businesses that celebs like to get into. It’s no surprise, either. According to Statista, wine sales in the US have grown every year from 2000 to 2018, […]
A 401(k) is one of the best retirement accounts out there and is loaded with great benefits. Though, like a car that gets good gas mileage, there are things you can do to turn that […]
The term “fiscally responsible” is usually associated with government and politics. Politicians and government officials use the word when discussing the national budget and how they are using taxpayer dollars. However, the term applies to […]
Nothing gets the adrenaline going like talking about, wait for it, personal finance tips! What a great discussion topic, especially for the holidays. Second only to talking politics. Sarcasm aside… talking personal finances should be more commonplace. Maybe less of […]
One of the best lessons to teach a kid as they grow up is the value of money. At least, it’s one of the best financial lessons a kid can learn. Below I’ve compiled over […]