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“We do some things for family reasons…If it’s not consistent, well, life isn’t always consistent.” – Jack Bogle The late…
Dying with zero and the terror of early retirement. Frugality vs extravagance, and the two levels of rich. Finally, the…
What caught my eye this week. I have ruffled feathers before by remarking that in my – purely anecdotal, totally…
How will the Australian finfluencing landscape change off the back of new regulations? We offer some thoughts. The post Did…
PodcastsMichael Klein talks opaque college costs with Prof. Philip Levine. (econofact.org)Peter Dunn talks minimalism with Joshua Becker author of “Things…
This is part six of a series on planning and paying for later life social care costs. We’ve previously: Explored…
When the thing we fear the most turns out to be a red herring. The post Why You Shouldn’t Worry…
A few years ago I was the proud manager of multiple bank accounts. Pretty surprising, considering I’m hardly the most…
The walk down the promenade was depressing. Seven out of every ten storefronts were boarded up. Litter playfully danced through…
17 Apr, 2022 Back in January 2012, blogger Pete Adeney, aka Mr. Money Mustache (MMM), wrote a blog post that…
The real truth about the returns on your workplace pension investments. The post Zeroing In On Your Workplace Pension Returns…
What caught my eye this week. I get the impression people are already tiring of the endless inflation talk. But…
Yet, another year rolls on by and my blog has just unbelievably turned eight years old! Happy 8th birthday to…
The ISA allowance1 is the maximum amount of new money you can put into the range of tax-free savings and…
Hey, do you know your tax bracket? I’m talking about those all-important bands that determine whether you’re a basic, higher,…
Until the government starts taxing sex, capital gains tax (CGT) is probably the most annoying tax to find yourself paying.1…
Another change this year for UK dividend tax. This time there’s been an increase in the tax rate you pay…
PodcastsChristine Benz and Jeff Ptak talk with JL Collins about why simple is better when it comes to money. (morningstar.com)Jim…
Until recently as culturally relevant as Beanie Babies and as potent as a celery lightsaber, inflation fears are back in…
Job hopping: the good, the bad, and the right way to move jobs to supercharge your earnings and career trajectory.…
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UK REITs and Property Authorised Investment Funds (PAIFs) pay a special kind of dividend known as Property Income Distribution (PIDs).…
CommoditiesInterest in farmland as an asset class has never been higher. (ft.com)How Redditors roiled the wheat futures market. (nytimes.com)StrategyWhy market…
Most of life has a natural structure. From your first day of school to progressing through whatever ‘the career ladder’…
AutosExcessive speed played a role in the rise in traffic fatalities during pandemic. (bloomberg.com)GM ($GM) and Honda ($HMC) are working…
What no one tells you about early retirement. The post Why Early Retirement Terrifies Me appeared first on Banker on…
What caught my eye this week. Last week we talked about the infamously inverted yield curve in the US. Meanwhile…
My experience as a financial blogger and someone trying to accumulate wealth gave me a certain lens about money. But…
I LOVE rules of thumb. In the right place at the right time, they’re invaluable. There are, however, times and…