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Learn how to calculate your net worth. Tracking your net worth can improve your finances because it will motivate you to spend less than you earn, invest the rest, and avoid/payoff debt. These three strategies are the “Simple Path to Wealth” laid out by JL Collins. That’s the formula my husband and I used to …
How to calculate your net worth (#MoneyFitChallenge #1)Read More
Money and marriage can be two of the most wonderful and stressful things — combine them and you’re either soaring or sinking. Here are 7 steps to help prevent money fights and bring harmony to your money and marriage. STEP 1: Both partners need knowledge of and access to all financial accounts Often when I …
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My husband and I met as broke college students, took a personal finance class together, and used that professor’s advice to reach millionaire status in ten years. Newlywed and Living on Love My husband and I were married young and financially-speaking, we were living on love. To attempt to make ends meet while getting our …
The Top 3 Simple Things that Made Us Millionaires – Simple Path to WealthRead More
You’ve already done the hardest part of calculating if your retirement savings are on track: You’ve decided to actually do it and are STARTING the process. Honestly–getting your retirement savings on track isn’t rocket science, it’s just complicated enough that people get intimidated out of starting the process. I’ve laid out a few options for …
How to Get Your Retirement Planning on Track in 3 Easy StepsRead More
Planning for retirement is essential for everyone. Luckily, the earlier you start planning and saving, the better your outcomes can be. Today I have an awesome GUEST POST: a couple that can easily retire in their 30s. Whether you decide to build a Lean FIRE or a Fat FIRE, both offer financial independence and early …
Personal finance has three main areas, so covering all these bases will brighten your financial future (1) Cash management (e.g. budgeting), (2) Wealth creation (e.g. investing and retirement), and (3) Asset protection (e.g. insurance, will & trust). I’ve compiled a list of what I consider to be the 12 most critical, must-do personal finance “money moves” you can …
Budgeting, Investing & Retirement – 12 Must-Do Money MovesRead More
