When I first started my adult life, I believed the standard middle-class narrative that a good job, a house, and a 401k were the secret to a good life. …

Before the locked last year, my focus for stock investing was low-cost index funds. I knew the market wasn’t always efficient, but I wasn’t sure how to take advantage of it when it wasn’t.

During the crash, I was prepared to buy with cash on the side. The problem was…

There are a lot of stories in the news today about people leaving their jobs, calling it “The Great Resignation.” It seems employers are surprised that no one wants to spend all day in front of a computer in their cubicle filling out reports.

I don’t know about you, but…

Did your parents ever tell you that “money doesn’t grow on trees”? No doubt they were trying to teach you about controlling your spending to prevent you from having poor personal finance habits. …

Every time I write an article about the financial implications of owning your home, I seem to make a lot of people upset. I appreciate that most of us have learned that buying a house is an important step in our financial lives. Mainstream advice teaches us that our house…

Before I learned about money and building wealth, I used to think that owning a big, nice house was a great way to get ahead. Not only would I have a great place to live, but I would be getting rich by building equity at the same time.

The problem…

My family and I live overseas, where I work as an engineer. Working overseas has its benefits in terms of seeing the world and getting a higher salary, but there are some downsides as well.

One obvious disadvantage is healthcare, especially since we have lived in Africa for the past…

The risks of trying to get around fiat currency.

I don’t own Bitcoin, nor am I an expert, but I do follow its journey from a distance. This morning a story came across my newsfeed from Yahoo! Finance titled: “Bitcoin falls as China declares all crypto transactions illegal.”

This is…