Find Happiness, Live Frugally and Build Wealth as a Millennial
We’ve heard warnings about a coming recession throughout 2018. However, the threat only became clearer last Friday with the yield curve inverted, sending chills to financial markets. Economists have long used the direction of the
Continue readingI’ve never had a car since graduating from college although I’ve always lived in the suburbs. To many people’s surprise, this saves me money, frees me from extra worry and lets me enjoy life more.
Continue readingOne of the most interesting revelations I learned from reading “The Millionnaire Next Door” was good net worth accumulators spend more time planning their investments than others. Unfortunately, for most of us investing is never
Continue readingWant a funny personal finance page-turner? While even the best finance books can occasionally bore the heck out of your mind with facts and strategies, Jill Schlesinger’s latest book is not. If you are ready
Continue readingCredit cards, you love it or you hate it. There will always be people talking about credit cards like evil while others can’t stop bragging about the amazing rewards they got from their cards. I
Continue readingWant to find a way to stop buying books and magazines, subscribing to more Netflix-like services and paying for Audible? Until recently, I have always thought that’s not possible. Then one day when I returned
Continue readingI don’t usually post on Fridays but today is one special day to celebrate the accomplishments and hard work of women around the world. Here’s a guest post by Robyn from A Dime Saved. I’m
Continue readingJealousy has a weird way of getting to us. In many ways, I consider myself extremely lucky. My parents made sure I went to good schools. I earned scholarships to attend both college and graduate
Continue readingOne of Warren Buffett’s mottos is “never lose money”. Buffett famously argues for investing in blue-chip, value companies which he believes will maintain an edge over competitors over the next few decades. The meaning of
Continue readingThe idea of organizing one’s lifestyle using Marie Kondo’s principles is spreading like fire on the Internet. Basically, you need to learn what’s essential and only keep things that make you happy. Sometimes this involves
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