Money remains a taboo subject, even among family members. Growing up, I always knew how much money my parents made. It wasn’t because my parents were teaching us kids lessons on personal finance, it was just not something that was hidden. As I became older, and more interested in personal finance, I realized that this Read more about How Much Do Your Parents Make?[…]
iTunes Episode 036: Suze Says No, Justin Says Yes Show notes: Ramp Capital: There Is No Substitute For Hard Work WSJ: A TV Chef Preps Plan To Retire In Five Years Fast Company: 6 Women Share Their Biggest Financial Mistakes WSJ: The 4% Mortgage Is Back Kevin’s Tweet Ramp Capital: Reducing The Behavior Gap A Wealth Of Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 36: Suze Says No, Justin Says Yes[…]
iTunes Episode 035: Mistakes Are Ok Show notes: Howard Lindzon: Dear College Students (And Parents) MarketWatch: The Lawyers Who Took On Big Tobacco Are Aiming At Realtors And Their 6% Fee WSJ: Bitcoin Is In The Dumps, Spreading Gloom Over Crypto World Morgan Housel: Death, Taxes, And A Few Other Things The Belle Curve: The Easiest Decade Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 35: Mistakes Are Ok[…]
My wife and I were recently under contract to purchase our first home. It’s been a long time in the making. We are both very picky when it comes to homes we like, and rarely do we find one we can both agree on. We found a home in our price range that fit most Read more about Walking Away[…]
iTunes Episode 034: When The Bubble Pops Show notes: WSJ: LaCroix’s Sales Bubble Pops; Stock Tumbles WSJ: How Accountants Break The Bad News About Tax Refunds: With Chocolate And Tissues Ramp Capital: Nosedive Humble Dollar: Lighten The Load Ben Carlson: From Chaos To Concept Morgan Housel: Pure Downside, No Silver Lining All About Your Benjamins: Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 34: When The Bubble Pops[…]
iTunes Episode 033: Screen Time Show notes: Ramp Capital: Put Down Your F*cking Phone Morgan Housel: Not Caring-A Unique And Powerful Skill The University Of Chicago: How To Get Your $$ In Order Before You Turn 30 The Belle Curve: Substance A Wealth Of Common Sense: What’s The Return On Mortgage Payments NYT: The Best Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 33: Screen Time[…]
iTunes Episode 032: Self vs. Financial Wealth Show notes: Of Dollars And Data: How To Invest A Lump Sum The WSJ: Warren Buffett Can’t Find Anything Big To Buy The New York Times: Wealth, Successful, and Miserable The Basis Point: Self Wealth Vs. Financial Wealth Humble Dollar: Other People’s Stuff Stop Ironing Shirts: Should I Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 32: Self vs. Financial Wealth[…]
iTunes Episode 031: Happy Birthday MJ Show notes: Patrick O’Shaughnessy Tweet Of Dollars And Data: Even God Couldn’t Beat Dollar-Cost Averaging NYT: Spend Money Where You Spend The Most Time A Wealth Of Common Sense: Budgeting With Cardi B Pragmatic Capitalism: Banning Stock Buybacks Is Stupid Vanguard: Your Legacy Is More Than Just Your Portfolio Humble Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 31: Happy Birthday MJ[…]
My wife and I have been haphazardly looking at houses to purchase as our primary residence for a couple years now, and we have finally have begun to get serious about the process. Now I’ve never owned any real estate, and therefore never sold any real estate, so I’m going to be explaining from the Read more about Buying A House Sucks[…]
iTunes Episode 030: Free Peloton Ad Show notes: Clue Heywood Peloton Tweet & Bonus: Douglas Boneparth: Your Financial Advisor Says You Can Buy A Peloton The Irrelevant Investor: The Economics Of Owning A Home A Wealth Of Common Sense: Planning For The Predictable And Unpredictable Expenses A Wealth Of Common Sense: Selectively Cheap Fervent Finance Tweet Peter Lazaroff: What Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 30: Free Peloton Ad[…]