Money Archives

Sub-savings accounts: How to save for tough times in 3 steps

Sub-savings accounts are the best way to save for any financial goal. Here are three steps to make your own and start earning today.

House Poor: how it happens and how to fix it

House poor happens when payments for your home eat up the majority of your income. We spoke with two people about their house poor experiences and how they got out of the situation.

Ray Dalio’s All weather portfolio (quick-start guide 2021)

Ray Dalio’s All Weather Portfolio is supposed to be able to weather any economic season. Find out how to build your own All Weather Portfolio and automate your investment so you can protect yourself against worst-case scenarios.

How to lower your credit card interest rate (script included)

I’m tired of people bragging about their low credit card interest rates. Here’s why I don’t care if your credit card interest rate is 5% or 80%.

Bull vs Bear markets: Definition, differences, & easy examples

How to (finally) know why we use animals to talk about the stock market.

The basics of portfolio rebalancing

Portfolio rebalancing is something people rarely do — but is incredibly important for your investment strategy. Here’s a solution to make rebalancing your portfolio easy.

3 lazy portfolio recipes that make money

The lazy portfolio is the ultimate hands-off way to invest your money. Here are 3 lazy portfolio recipes that you can use to start earning more today.

Stealth wealth: Why this millionaire hides his riches

Stealth wealth allows people to mask their riches. So we talked to a millionaire who practices it to ask him one question: Why?

Average net worth by age (and how to increase it)

Find out how you stack up to the average net worth by age (as well as systems to increase your net worth today).

The Number Of Times People Check Their Stocks Is Too Damn High Meme

How often should you check your stocks?

If you’re wondering how often you should check your stocks, you’re probably checking them too much. It frustrates me to no end when I see new investors constantly checking their