If you’re experiencing a financial situation where you’ve ever thought “I can’t pay my bills,” here is how to start to manage the situation. … Read More
Awareness
Why you don’t matter in this economy
With most people contributing less to the economy, there becomes less incentive to help those people out, which won’t end well for anyone. … Read More
1,000 blog posts: A reflection
This is the 1,000th blog post I’ve published on this site. At this milestone, I look back and reflect on where I started and what’s to come. … Read More
Too much credit? How inequality extends to credit limits
Some people have a way higher credit limit than they need, while others who could use it do not. This can exacerbate financial inequality. … Read More
A “free” mutual fund? The race to lower costs
Mutual funds have been lowering their fees for years, and Fidelity has overtaken Vanguard with their line of funds with zero fees. I’ve been a fan of Vanguard for a long time. They have always been focused on lowering prices … Read More … Read More
Do you have money dysmorphia?
I talk about money dysphoria, who it affects, its likely causes, how it manifests itself, and what to do about it. … Read More
How does the 2025 tax bill affect you?
Congress has just passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Is it as bad for you as people are saying? … Read More
Should you have bought gold bars at Costco a year ago?
Buying gold bars at Costco was a trend a year ago, but since gold’s price rise, you might be wondering if you should get in now. … Read More
Is AI coming for your job?
With AI becoming mainstream, the question is whether it will lead to mass job losses. Despite the evidence, I don’t think it will. … Read More
How to handle financial inequality with friends and family
Do your friends and family earn more (or less) than you? Let’s talk about when financial inequality arises in your personal relationships. … Read More