It’s OK Only If The World Is Ending
You’ve just gotten news from a reliable source that a cataclysmic event will unfold one week from now that will cause the breakdown of all human society worldwide.
Could A Lack Of Asset Diversification Fuel Rural Trump-ism?
Could Trump's popularity be explained in part by a personal finance issue? Seems weird, but let's dive into a recent EBRI report for a clue...
A Willingness To Work Hard Saved Me $8,000
Read about how an unforeseen roofing issue caused me to think creatively, roll up my sleeves, and put in some hard work to save some coin.
Why Those Lists of Average 401(k) Balances Don’t Tell the Whole Story
Let's expect better from our personal finance writers. Here are a few examples of how they could choose... not... to suck.
The Military Wet Down: A Great Way to Celebrate a Pay Raise
A great military promotion tradition that the rest of us would be wise to adopt, the wetdown will let you have your cake and eat it too!
Discovering The Unusual: My Dividend Hourly Rate
Brave New Life introduced me to a dividend hourly rate years ago, and I was curious to see how I measured up. Take a look and maybe try it out yourself!
Google Fi: A Fool-Proof Way To Save Beaucoup Bucks
Google Fi is Google's cell phone service. It's flexible, cheap, you can bring your own phone, and it's awesome for international travel.
How To Easily Do Your Own Home Energy Audit
Take a look at how I did my own home energy audit for free, and charted a path to remedy most of the deficiencies I found.
How To Use Mint To Improve Your Financial Life
Mint is a free web tool designed to automate the tediousness of tracking your personal finances. It's proven invaluable for me, and I think it can probably help you to be a better financial ninja.
How Home Energy Inefficiencies Are Like Household Debt
Home energy efficiency and debt have a lot of parallels, and the latter can serve as a good framework for addressing the former. Sometimes a change in mindset is all you need to make it "click!"