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When it comes to investing, it’s important to note that you’ll need to decide on two things: What type of investment account to open up What funds to fill that account with That’s really it. It sounds simple, yet because we aren’t taught what to do and there are SO... read more

I had a graduate email me the other day to thank me for getting him on the path to saving early (awesome email!) He had... The post How to Calculate your Savings Rate appeared first on Saving Ninja.... read more

Are you looking for cheaper Ray-Ban alternatives? If you’re planning to invest in a trusty pair without breaking the bank, then you will love these sunglasses. In this post, I’m going to share some of the best cheap Ray-Bans copies. So even if you’re on a budget, you can still... read more

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Every year, without exception, I see the exact same situation playing out at work.  Bright, motivated and hard-working guys and girls begin their careers as investment banking analysts. Almost immediately, the most ambitious and foresightful of the bunch start doing [...] The post Why Staying In The Game Is The... read more

Sometimes, I envy the FIRE bloggers who don’t have kids. Kids complicate your life and make it harder to retire early. We have to consider what’s best for them. One of the questions I frequently get is this – Is early retirement a good example for my kids? Will I... read more

I’m a big fan of index investing in general, and the VWRL fund in particular. Currently, I’m not looking to ... Read moreVWRL Dividend – Yield, Payments, and More The post VWRL Dividend – Yield, Payments, and More appeared first on Fire The Boss.... read more

Find out how these FI Heroes made some magic happen by scoring discount Disney tickets for less than $18 a visit.... read more

Reading personal development books are a fantastic way for you to learn what is necessary to grow as a person. This post has 11 personal development books you can read for personal growth. Personal development is essential for your success ... Read More The post 11 Personal Development Books Everyone... read more

Best gifts I have ever given or received I have always prided myself on being a good gift-giver. Not because of the amount of money I spend, but because of the amount of thought I put into gifts.  But, I don’t like to give gifts on birthdays or specific holidays... read more

Unfortunately, in current the culture, it can be easy to mistake that success in life is as simple as following the wisdom of a few memes. As if the only thing standing between you and learning how to get your life together is believing in yourself and the application of a Dale... read more

A new friend and I chatted under a shady pavilion while our children snacked on orange slices and blueberries. We … Continue reading The post When Rich Feels Like A Dirty Word appeared first on One Frugal Girl.... read more

 Josh Brown picks Costco as Last Chance Trade from CNBC. The Dow and S&P 500 close at record high from CNBC.... The post Clips From Today’s Closing Bell appeared first on The Reformed Broker.... read more

Do you recognize the signs of wealth when you see them? Here's how to follow the signs to a more prosperous future. The post 7 Signs of Wealth to a More Prosperous Future appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

Wanting your investment accounts to mirror your personal values is a way of saying you care about your money, but you care about the world at large too. You’d like it if rivers stayed clean and people were paid a fair wage, while at the same time you earned enough... read more

I posted my regular Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup this morning, but as I’ve written a short anniversary post each year since I started blogging, I decided to keep up that tradition this year. I wrote a bit on Instagram as well, but I decided I wanted a separate post... read more

For the average Joe or Jane, working a 9 to 5 job can be a real drag... because the reality isn't 9am to 5pm anymore.  Most people I know put in at least 10 hour days now.  They get-up around 6 or 7am, and then commute for at least half... read more

Outlook Financial is an online bank in Canada offering some of the highest interest rates available on deposits. Some of its close competitors in the digital banking space are Oaken Financial, EQ Bank, Achieva Financial, Hubert Financial and Maxa Financial. This Outlook Financial review covers their products and services and... read more

Do you pay for your checking account? The average fee for a checking account has risen to more than $13 a month. Over a year, the costs amount to more than $161. Hard-working people needlessly squander hundreds of dollars annually when there is no reason to do so. A checking... read more

Ashley Patrick is a financial coach and the founder of Budgets Made Easy. During her years as a detective, Ashley and her husband accumulated over $45,000 in debt, including a… The post Episode 5: Paying off $45,000 in 17 months with Ashley Patrick appeared first on The Wallet Wise Guy.... read more

Cash may be king, but gift cards are almost as good. We all know how good it feels when you apply a gift card to purchase and watch the amount owed plummet down; it’s guilt-free shopping at its finest. Yet when you really need a... The post 21 Ways to... read more

Everyone has thought about quitting on their financial goals. I don’t have enough fingers to count all the times I told myself that this year was going to be my year when it came to getting my finances together. Yet every year like clockwork, I would start with a bang,... read more

Let’s be honest, saving money is not easy. But you work hard for your money and it should work hard for you. The key to saving money is to start small. Start where you are right now. To make it fun and help keep you motivated, I recommend doing a... read more

Have you ever been curious about selling on eBay but didn’t know where to start? This guide will take you through best practices and top tips for everything you need to know in order to start a successful eBay business... The post The Ultimate Guide to Selling on ebay appeared... read more

Have you ever been curious about selling on eBay but didn’t know where to start? This guide will take you through best practices and top tips for everything you need to know in order to start a successful eBay business... The post The Ultimate Guide to Selling on ebay appeared... read more

With a myFICO account, customers can access their credit scores from one credit reporting bureau with a basic plan. You can also upgrade to three-bureau monitoring with more advanced (and more expensive) plans. If you’re considering whether or not to sign up for a credit... The post myFICO Review 2019... read more

Whenever I mention I want to retire at 55, no one believes me. The most common reaction I get is an eye roll, followed by “Yeah, right! In your dreams!” And then the inevitable ‘What are you going to do all day? You don’t like being bored!’ No one ever,... read more

November is for thanksgiving and open enrollment! I have been working for the same organization for 8 years, and I find that this yearly process is a great test for my knowledge of personal finance. The way I navigate open enrollment has changed as our financial picture evolves. At first,... read more

The post Liberty HealthShare Review: How We Handle Our Healthcare for 2020 appeared first on Club Thrifty. Struggling to find a solution for healthcare? Read our Liberty HealthShare review and see how we save money on healthcare by using a healthcare sharing ministry. Learn more inside! The post Liberty HealthShare... read more

As I indicated in a prior post, I’ve decided to experiment with real estate crowdfunding to determine if it’s a viable way to earn passive income. Crowdfunded real estate is a popular choice for investors. Some real estate funds offer investment opportunities to the “everyday” investor. One of the newer... read more

In October we were able to enjoy some much needed downtime at home in Virginia. After embarking on a 3 week cross-country road trip only days after getting back in the country from a 15 week international trip in Europe, we were more than ready for a break. We were... read more

Robinhood is an online investment services company that offers commission-free trades on stocks, options, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies. The company also offers margin trading and has a cash management account (similar to a high-yield savings account) in the pipeline. If you’d like to learn more about... The post Robinhood Review 2019... read more

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Some of our favorite FIRE blogs that started our journey are still with us today, one post at a time.  This is how it all started. In 2017 when I was still attending graduate school, Mr. Fat suggested something to me. He said he had read something telling him to... read more

InboxDollars is a cash rewards website that pays its members in exchange for completing online tasks and filling out surveys. The site is geared toward people looking to earn easy cash from home. You won’t become rich using InboxDollars. But you can earn some extra... The post InboxDollars Review appeared... read more

How do you go about finding a missing inheritance or find out if one ever existed? Our readers who have been through the search share their advice. The post How to Find a Missing Inheritance appeared first on The Dollar Stretcher.... read more

I’m not writing a full post today because my friend’s 13-year-old daughter has been missing since she left for school yesterday morning and I’m devoting all my extra time and energy toward helping. Not like I can do much – they don’t live nearby – but I’m on standby in... read more

Best Black Friday Tips Making the Most of Black Friday Black Friday is the busiest shopping day in the United States. As it has evolved throughout the years, and with the addition of Cyber Monday, the actual day has become less of a focus and many stores have deals throughout... read more

Winter is a part of life in Canada and for most people, having debt is also a part of life. And just like winter, debt can be tricky to get through. Sometimes we get a little overwhelmed by our debt situation, and we lose our way, missing payments, falling further... read more

What are some ridiculous money beliefs that smart people tell with a straight face?"Credit cards are all bad"?"You should never have debt"?and the best is "Buying a house is a great investment"I know I'm going to rub a lot of people the wrong way with this post. If you're a... read more

In a day and time when most investors – especially newbies – invest through funds, the whole idea of investing in stocks can be more than a bit scary. But it doesn’t have to be. In truth, investing in stocks is really just a series... The post How To Invest... read more

Wednesdays are all about personal finance here at Abnormal Returns. You can check out last week’s links including a look at how...... read more

Reviewing the 4 Types of Investment RiskContinue reading on Making of a Millionaire »... read more

Like many other college students, you are probably trying to find as many ways as possible to save money. You might also be working to make money in college – and insurance might not be at the top of your to-do list. But the truth... The post Insurance For College... read more

Today on the Wit & Delight Podcast we're talking about creative habits and how to bring creativity into your everyday life. I'm speaking with one of our Wit & Delight contributors, Jill Elliott, who is the founder of The Color Kind. In this conversation, we talk a lot about getting... read more

Credit cards are a supremely convenient and secure way to carry money and make purchases. You never have to worry about losing money - even by theft. In addition, credit cards offer many attractive benefits such as extended warranties, insurance, and transaction history. Plus, the ability to cancel a transaction... read more

Apps that pay you to walk are a thing. Yes! While you may have added “a more active lifestyle” to your resolutions for the New Year, the fact is that the majority of people are not exercising enough. This lack of exercising and physical activity is partly to blame for... read more

“Happiness is simply the absence of desire.” This is a quote that I recently read in James Clear’s book Atomic Habits, and it was one of those phrases that made me pause and really think. He goes on to say that happiness is this feeling of contentment. If you are... read more

Ah, we’re entering that magical season when it seems like anything is possible. The holidays are here, plans are being made to see our loved ones, and a new year is lurking around the corner. 2020 Now that just sounds like a year to get my stuff together. It’s time... read more

I’ve teased over the last month that we crossed a MAJOR investing mile.  I’m finally excited to share the news with everyone.  Our family’s portfolio is now projected to earn over $10,000 in dividend income! reflections about the journey What started as an improbable journey 6+ years ago in a... read more