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Why Cash Flow is More Important Than Wealth
January 21, 2021January 21, 2021 jayrigler Managing Cash

Why Cash Flow is More Important Than Wealth

It is impossible to build wealth without positive cash flow. No matter what your income, if you spend more than you make, you will always be broke.

Emergency Fund: How to Calculate Exactly How Much You Should Save
January 19, 2021January 19, 2021 jayrigler Managing Cash

Emergency Fund: How to Calculate Exactly How Much You Should Save

Absolutely everyone needs to have an emergency fund. But how much is enough? Learn how to calculate the exact amount you need to set aside for a rainy day.

2 Personal Finance Rules of Thumb to Eliminate Debt and Build Wealth
December 29, 2020December 29, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

2 Personal Finance Rules of Thumb to Eliminate Debt and Build Wealth

Learn two personal finance rules of thumb to take control of your two largest expenses: housing and transportation. Don't get over-extended!

The Undetailed Budget: The Best Tool to Take Control of Your Money
December 8, 2020December 10, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

The Undetailed Budget: the Best Tool to Take Control of Your Money

Detailed budgets are too complicated to be useful. That's why you should start with an Undetailed Budget to eliminate debt and build wealth.

The 10 Differences between Money Coaching with Me and Dave Ramsey
November 18, 2020December 10, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

The 10 Differences Between Money Coaching With Me and Dave Ramsey

Learn the difference between the Practically Independent plan and the Dave Ramsey Baby Steps. Then you can decide which works better for you.

Learn How and Why to Create Sinking Funds
October 28, 2020December 5, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

Learn How and Why To Create Sinking Funds

Learn what sinking funds are and what they are not. Plus, learn when they are appropriate and when they are not, and how to set one up.

How to Break the Paycheck to Paycheck Cycle
October 7, 2020December 10, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

How to Break the Paycheck to Paycheck Cycle

Living paycheck to paycheck is horrifyingly stressful. Learn exactly how to break the cycle by separating your income from your spending.

Becoming Financially Independent is Hard but it should not be Complicated
August 26, 2020November 27, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

Becoming Financially Independent is Hard but it should not be Complicated

Becoming financially independent takes discipline, determination, and a lot of hard work. Adding unnecessary complexity doesn't help.

How Reward Credit Cards Lead to Accidental Overspending
August 5, 2020November 27, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

How Reward Credit Cards Lead to Accidental Overspending

Using Reward Credit Cards for everyday purchases leads to overspending. Find out what happened when I switched to debit cards for 90 days.

Every Single Restaurant is a Luxury – And They Cost More Than You Think
July 15, 2020November 27, 2020 jayrigler Managing Cash

Every Single Restaurant is a Luxury – And They Cost More Than You Think

Going to a restaurant is literally just paying someone to cook for you and do your dishes. Paying someone to do something for you is, by definition, luxury.

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My name is Jay Rigler, and I am a Money Coach, financial literacy advocate, economist, and author with 20 years of experience. I have been a personal financial advisor, worked at a Credit Card, and been responsible for analytics at a top-tier advertising agency where I was tasked with determining how much advertising is able to change consumers’ behavior. Now, I spend my time advocating for financial literacy and writing for PracticallyIndependent.com.

 

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