7 Effective Money Habits To Help Your Personal Finance Journey

I’m FIREd up. I recently came across an article about the “Financial Independence, Retire Early” (FIRE) movement that blew my mind. It was so ill-informed and closed-minded that I felt I needed to write a rebuttal. Misunderstanding FIRE and Early Retirement – HisHerMoneyGuide   Related

From Teach 2 Riches … We are artificially poor. Our bills are around $35,000 a year, and poverty for a U.S. family of five is $33,100 in 2017 in income earned.  If our saving rate was zero and we got rid of all our activities we could live around the poverty line by cutting out […]

From Mr. Free at 33 … It’s been more than four years since I quit my job in search of greener pastures. The greener pasture I was most in pursuit of is, of course, FIRE. FIRE is so green because that pasture is filled with money. All kidding aside, quitting my job the day after my 32nd […]

From Women Who Money, Inspiring Money Stories … My parents’ annual income was about half of the poverty level when I was growing up. We never went out to eat. We grew a garden, picked berries in the woods, and hunted for meat. Our family always had food on the table and lived a debt-free […]

Home Economics: How you bring money into your house, and how it leaves your house. It’s the most important thing regarding personal finances. Don’t Knock Home Economics – This Fascinating Adventure   Related