If you rent your living space, it’s probably your largest recurring bill. By a fairly significant margin. (Or, at least I hope it is. If it’s not, either you’ve got a great living situation, or you’re in big trouble. … Read More … Read More
Radical Finances
What do “social insurance programs” have to do with personal finance?
Last time, I wrote about someone who claimed that all of the important personal finance tenets could fit on an index card. And who then produced that index card. It contained nine ideas or suggestions, eight of which I tackled in … Read More … Read More
Tags: community, social justice
Can everything you need to know about personal finance fit on an index card?
The surprise I got from spending only cash for a month
Income, Bills, and Expenses: a glossary
The necessity of being a millionaire
So I talked about how being a millionaire is both more achievable and less meaningful than ever before. In fact, I’ll go even further by saying that for many of us, it’s also effectively mandatory. Yes, I’m saying that … Read More … Read More
Tags: community, goals, millionaire, retirement
How to succeed at your first month of budgeting
The banality of being a millionaire
There are few words associated with money that are more romantic than “millionaire“. Just the very mention of the word brings to my mind giant villas overlooking a sunny sea. But I want us to take a closer look at … Read More … Read More
Tags: millionaire, money, wealth