The global Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic won't last forever. When it is over, the first thing you should buy is an emergency fund.
The First Thing You Should Buy After The Pandemic
How (and Why) to Apply the KISS Principle to Your Finances
Apply the Keep It Simple Stupid (KISS) Principle to your finances. Managing your money should be easy, and never buy a financial product you don't understand.
3 Things to do Every Year to Take Control of Your Finances
Every year you should fully comprehend your income, separate recurring expenses from personal spending, and decide how much positive cash flow you want.
Stop Buying Your Own Money
Bank fees are big business, but your bank sells your money to other people for a profit. Find out why it's important to stop buying your own money.
How to Find Room for Savings in Your Budget
Learn how to use three areas in your undetailed budget to find opportunities to increase savings: Income, Recurring Expenses, and Personal Expenses.
Why It Is Important to Plan For Budget Cheat Days
Find out how planning for Budget Cheat Days can combat the Abstinence-Violation Effect and Failure Cascades that sabotage your long-term financial health.
Why Cash Flow is More Important Than Wealth
Without positive cash flow, it is impossible to build wealth.
2 Budgeting Rules to Add FIRE to Your Finances
Learn the two rules of thumb for your mortgage and car loans. Just because you can qualify for a mortgage or car loan does not mean you can afford it.
Hate Budgeting? Learn How to Master Your Finances Without a Detailed Budget
Take the first step to escape living paycheck-to-paycheck... by creating an un-detailed budget.
The Tax Refund Windfall Waterfall
A strategy for deciding how to best utilize cash windfalls like tax refunds, inheritances, insurance, and court settlements using a simple decision waterfall.