The Richest Man In Babylon Summary If you’re reading this post, then it’s safe to say you’re interested in building wealth, saving money and want to improve your financial life. There’s also a good chance that you like to read. People that don’t read much (but want to) usually blame their busy lifestyle yet the smartest and wealthiest people have
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I’ve been a David Bach fan for sometime now and became inspired to pursue financial freedom shortly after reading The Automatic Millionaire many years ago. He’s also written other bestsellers such as: Smart Women Finish Rich, Start Late Finish Rich, and Smart Couples Finish Rich. So when I recently heard that he’d written a new book, The Latte Factor, I
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Betterment vs Wealthfront: One of my goals this year is to make better use of my time. Thankfully, I don’t spend much of it commuting to work but I do spend a good sixty to ninety minutes a day exercising. Normally, I pop in my headphones and listen to music while working out. But now I’ve changed to listening to
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Personal Capital vs Wealthfront – Which is best? Personal Capital and Wealthfront are two of the more popular web-based investment management platforms. But choosing which to use is like anything else in the personal finance world, it all comes down to personal preference and need. Each platform caters to a different segment of the investing community. Both have pros and
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It seems as if our “affordable” healthcare is becoming more and more “un-affordable.” Recently, our family’s monthly premium went from $480/month to $1596/month! Knock on wood, we have been a very healthy family up until this point. So I decided to research other options which led me to something called “health care sharing ministries”. The two main players that will
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Medishare Review – How I Saved $1116 a Month Are you tired of paying too much for health insurance? I was too & decided to do something about it. So in January, when our monthly bill (family of 4) jumped from $480/month to a whopping $1596/month, I knew a change was needed. I had heard that there were different options
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