Personal Finance

“I don’t know where to invite her back.” I’ve had this conversation more times than I want to admit with friends in their 30s who live with their parents. Imagine meeting the partner of your dreams. You guys hit it off. Things are going well. Then the reality sinks in that you can’t spend an evening […]

“How much money are you going to save?” Someone asked me this recently. I guess they were fed up with me writing about personal finance. They wanted to know what my end game was. This really got me thinking about the idea of saving up (can’t always be thinking about Friday night). Saving money gets

To get ahead with your finances you sometimes only need an intense burst to help get the ball rolling. I find that it’s extremely important to build momentum. This article is for everyone looking to get extreme about their savings account. Life’s too short to be broke and to not be able to do the

“You should cut your own hair and stay in to save money.” This was the kind of advice that I found when I first started looking into personal finance. Back in early-2008 I knew that I wanted to get better with money and that I wanted to document the journey. I didn’t think that I

Here’s the scenario: You can’t get ahead. Your job sucks and you can’t quit because you need the money. You can’t seem to save any money because there’s always something to spend your money on. When you do save a bit of money, it’s not enough to do anything cool. You see your friends having