
Why “Skip the Latte” and “Cancel Netflix” is Bad Financial Advice
This post pains me to make a little bit, because I fear there are some people who are going look at the left side and

This post pains me to make a little bit, because I fear there are some people who are going look at the left side and

The truth is, we can never know what’s coming next for the market. It’s not something that can be predicted, because everything humans know is

A couple rules of investing I’ve adopted from the Bogleheads are as follows.1. Never bear too much risk2. Never bear too little riskBearing too much

Some of my least successful posts are when I talk about credit card points, because I don’t like them. It’s WAY more fun to think

Don’t get me wrong. I’m an academic and money nerd at heart so I love to geek out on all the stuff on the left

The math on investing is pretty awesome. Saving just $254/month from age 20 to 65 will get you to a million bucks. This assumes a

As with most things in life, the devil is in the details on this one. But the basic idea is solid. If instead of spending

When I post stuff like this, it’s not about shaming spending money on things that you like. I believe the goal of money is to

When I’m out in public I often get this question from fans who recognize me. It usually goes something like this: “So I’ve heard Roth

Justin started out pretty normal. He got a job and spent every penny to his name. But after a year of making about the US

This post pains me to make a little bit, because I fear there are some people who are going look at the left side and

The truth is, we can never know what’s coming next for the market. It’s not something that can be predicted, because everything humans know is

A couple rules of investing I’ve adopted from the Bogleheads are as follows.1. Never bear too much risk2. Never bear too little riskBearing too much

Some of my least successful posts are when I talk about credit card points, because I don’t like them. It’s WAY more fun to think

Don’t get me wrong. I’m an academic and money nerd at heart so I love to geek out on all the stuff on the left

The math on investing is pretty awesome. Saving just $254/month from age 20 to 65 will get you to a million bucks. This assumes a

As with most things in life, the devil is in the details on this one. But the basic idea is solid. If instead of spending

When I post stuff like this, it’s not about shaming spending money on things that you like. I believe the goal of money is to

When I’m out in public I often get this question from fans who recognize me. It usually goes something like this: “So I’ve heard Roth

Justin started out pretty normal. He got a job and spent every penny to his name. But after a year of making about the US