I’ll be speaking at WealthCamp this Saturday, May 31st in San Francisco, and I wanted to invite you to attend. WealthCamp is a conference focusing on personal finance (see the website). I’ll be speaking for an hour on “How to get started,” which will cover some of the most common questions I get:
Tired of paying [...]
If you’re visiting from today’s Yahoo Finance article on 8 Rules to Break To Build Wealth, welcome.
I’m a recent Stanford grad and this is a blog on personal finance and personal entrepreneurship for college students, recent college grads, and everyone else. (Featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Boston Globe, US News & [...]
[Update]: See below for some great (and controversial) comments debating my stance that bonds are not for young people.
Sherene writes:
I am a recent college graduate and I want to put the little money I have saved (approx $3,000) into something that will give me good returns over the years. Would you suggest I get CDs [...]
I was having breakfast with someone today who told me the most interesting story. He had been dating his girlfriend for two years before they talked about finances. “It took me that long to get her trust,” he said. She was a public school teacher, so she didn’t make that much money. When he looked [...]
Down to the last two weeks of my book manuscript, so things are going to be a little quiet around here. For now, here are some interesting links I’ve been reading.
Amazon book comments on a book titled Are You Missing the Real Estate Boom?: The Boom Will Not Bust and Why Property Values Will [...]