On Friday, I pre-ordered a Coin. Coin is a new, high tech card that helps on the quest to have an organized wallet and a minimalist wallet.
Keep a Thin Wallet: Convert 8 Cards into One With Coin Read More »
Fall is falling and winter is on its way. Happy November everyone! I hope you had an excellent Halloween. I had quite an October filled with the Financial Blogger Conference, a mega Halloween party, a trip to Santa Barbara, and, oh yeah, I got engaged!
November 2013 Net Worth and Earnings Update Read More »
I regularly share my thoughts on automated investing and putting money away for retirement. In some posts, I’ve discussed how much to save each pay period. 10%, 15%? More? less? I always say to just start with something and save as much as possible for your situation. Today, I want to talk about increasing that
What is 1% Today Worth in Retirement? Read More »
This past weekend, I spent four days at the Financial Blogger Conference to get ideas for making this site better for all of you. While there, I was interviewed by credit reporting agency Experian. They asked me about starting out with credit for college students and young professionals.
How Should Millennials Start With Credit? Read More »
I have recently shared ideas to make an account inventory, track everything in one place, create your first budget, and start saving for retirement. I kept mentioning automation. Now that you have a good understanding of your money, it is time to automate it to save you time, money, and headache.
Create Your Own Automatic Plan Read More »
Most personal finance experts agree that you will need about 80% of your monthly income replaced during retirement. To make that possible, it is important to save and invest throughout your working life. Want to know where to get started? Read on.
Create a Basic Retirement Plan Read More »
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