Radical Finances

Do childfree people build wealth differently?

Having children affects so many of your life’s financial decisions, but what changes for you if you are childfree? … Read More

2023 in review: Best posts of the year

I look back at the highlights of the year including the top-ranked posts of 2023 as well as the ones I’m most proud of. … Read More

It’s time to cancel your subscriptions

With subscriptions, you are paying for things you’re not using, and giving companies free money each month. It’s time to put a stop that. … Read More

A better way to pay your credit card bill

To make the purchases feel more real, and thus add some more intentionality, why not pay off the charges in just the way that you put them on? … Read More

Mint is shutting down: what are your alternatives?

With the announcement that Mint is going away, people are looking for alternatives. But the best option is to use no service at all. If you’re a user of Mint, the personal finance app, you have probably heard the news … Read MoreRead More

How to build wealth while being a renter

Not everyone can or should buy or own a home, and that’s okay, because you can still build wealth as a renter. … Read More

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Do you know how much it costs to own a car?

A new study shows that the cost of owning a new car is rising sharply, but what does this mean for you, and how can you reduce costs? Cars are one of those places where people have assumptions that they … Read MoreRead More

How The Rule of 55 gives you more retirement flexibility

The Rule of 55 allows you to take penalty-free retirement distributions, giving you increased flexibility even in adverse circumstances. … Read More

How PayPal keeps you safer when using a debit card

PayPal eliminates the risk of fraud by safeguarding your payment information online, making paying with a debit card just as safe as anything. … Read More

Should you borrow from your 401(k)?

A 401(k) loan is an enticing prospect during financial hardship, and may seem more preferable than a withdrawal, but the risks are vast. … Read More