How To Create Your Financial Goals and Priorities
After starting your financial education, you will need to apply what you have learned to your life. Where do you start? You start by creating
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Our Complete, Updated 2024 Written Financial Plan
To be honest, not a ton has changed recently in 2024 with our written financial plan. However, I realized that our complete and most updated
An Unfiltered Look at My Biggest Financial Liability
I love saying that it was when I learned about net worth that I finally knew the rules of the wealth-building game. That it was
Evaluating a New Expense: Laundry
Within this blog and the overall personal finance space, expenses are largely viewed within the lens of minimizing and managing them. And that’s for good
Examining My Mental Representations of Money
This is going to be a bit of a weird and intangible post. But I think it will be a fun exercise for me and
25 Things Doctors Never Ever Need to Buy
I love The Office. And in one episode, Michael, the lovable but hapless boss, talks to Oscar, the pragmatic accountant, about his money troubles. Oscar
Finance Flash Go! Episode #162: Consumer Debt
Today on the Finance Flash Go! podcast, I’ll share why consumer debt is a true financial emergency! Listen to the full episode and subscribe
11 Important Ways I Am Fixing My Financial Mistakes: A 3+ Year Update
At this point, I have shared all of my financial mistakes. And, for long time readers of the blog, one of my first posts ever
Exploring the Finances of a Family Vacation
As I write this post, Selenid and I are about a week back from our first real family vacation. And it was a ton of
5 Important Ways Patience is a Financial Superpower
I am a very impatient person by nature. My mom tells a story that even in Kindergarten I could never sit still. I would stand