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Tales from the Wallet: Thoughts on Buying Property
Update: We still stand by these thoughts on buying property, but you may want to check out our latest discussions on home ownership, including what to do first when you buy a home. When should you...
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Tales from the Wallet: When to Dip Into Your Emergency Fund
We’ve talked in the past about emergency funds — particularly where they fit in a money roadmap and where you should stash the cash you’re saving for an emergency fund — but here’s something we haven’t...
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The Best Financial Books for Beginners
These are some of our latest favorite financial books for beginners: It’s been YEARS since we’ve talked about the best personal finance books for newbies, so we figured today we’d discuss the best...
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The 411 On FIRE: Financial Independence / Retire Early
I asked the Corporette FB group a while ago what financial resources people were loving, and a reader suggested we do a post on the FIRE movement — financial independence/retire early — so I asked...
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Tales from the Wallet: Do You Invest in Stocks or Index Funds (or Other)?
We haven’t had a Tales from the Wallet in too long — today, let’s talk about what kind of investments you prefer, how you research and buy them, and general investing theory and resources. Specific...
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How to Set Up Automatic Investing to Save Time and Grow Your Wealth
I’ve always been a saver. When I first started working at age 22, I saved a minimum of $100 a month, even though that was quite a struggle at the time. But I haven’t always been an investor. I signed...
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