Financial Independence
Why I think this post was overdue This blog post felt important for a few reasons. We so often hear from staunch FI/RE advocates about their spartan monthly budgets, Costco trips, and 10-day meal prep schedules, which allow them to spend less than $20,000 per year—but we rarely hear from a staunch FI/RE advocate-turned-aspiring-high-roller (hello, […]
Whether you’ve recently lost your job or fear that you may, here’s a six-step guide on approaching your financials.
The other night on Instagram Stories (a sentence that’s so 2025 it hurts), I asked what question you’d ask a Magic Money 8 Ball (unfortunately, I’ve watched so many cartel movies that I now feel the need to clarify I’m talking about those adorable children’s toys, not a substantive amount of cocaine). I asked the […]
Every once in a while I receive an email that makes me scratch my head. So for this week’s post, I present to you: “We have 3 children under 18 and pay significantly less in taxes now than we will 12 years from now. This makes the tax savings from Traditional accounts less impactful during […]