Don’t Confuse How With Why
Don’t Confuse How With Why I have to admit that sometimes I am a little redundant on this blog. Although I never want to bore my readers, I find that there are just so...
Don’t Confuse How With Why I have to admit that sometimes I am a little redundant on this blog. Although I never want to bore my readers, I find that there are just so...
Should Financial Independence Be a Target? I have mentioned several times on this blog that for me financial independence was quite accidental. Although I had financially responsible parents who were great fiscal models, none...
Financial Independence Losses We love to talk about what we have gained with financial independence. The list is oft recounted on blog after blog. Some have suggested that we even have gained time, though...
Celebrating The Financial Independence Community I know in the past I have mentioned how the financial independence community can be close minded at times. Needless to say, these occasions are actually few and far...
Stealthy, Wealthy, and Wise Although you may not believe it my dear reader, I have great hopes for you. As with any group of close intimates, I wish for you only the best. Everyday...
Money Apathy In a previous post I discussed the magic of market apathy. When your path to financial independence is long-term and you have chosen the right investments, the momentary swings of the stock...
Stealth Work One of the great benefits of reaching financial independence is the ability to modify work schedules to fit my preferences. Maybe I want to work only certain days of the week. Am...
Healthcare Myths Are Keeping You Broke The intersection of medicine and personal finance is vast. Mismanaging healthcare costs can lead to dying poor in America, or even worse, being a hundred and homeless...
Back of the Napkin There is no question that I live in a world of numbers. I am constantly making calculations in my head throughout the day. Whether it is how many miles my...