Moneyaire Investing Rules
The Moneyaires have been investing their money for over two decades. I have made a lot of mistakes and I have learned a lot. Along the way, I have learned some important investing rules.
December8th
7 Reasons Why You Should Have 4 Bank Accounts
This is a simple method designed to help people build their savings. Not only is it easy to follow, but it is also adaptable and applicable to all income levels.
Don’t Place Your Joy in Santa’s Sack
Would it really be the end of Christmas if there were a few less toys to choose from for your grandkids, kids, nieces or nephews?
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December7th
Amazon Brand Detector
Amazon cheats search results by crowding out better and cheaper products in favor of its own stuff. Give this browser extension a whirl that makes it easier to detect when these search results have been manipulated.
Should You ALWAYS Invest In Your 401(k)?
These findings opened my eyes. I have a new respect for the power of the taxable brokerage and for the potential drawbacks of 401(k) maximization.
Ex-Car Salesman Tells All: How To Beat The Auto Dealerships At Their Own Game
Don’t let a dealership sell you last year’s model for this year’s price. In December, all current year models will instantly lose $4,000+ in value by simply being last year’s model. Yet dealers won’t reduce the price until mid-March.
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December6th
Finding Meaning in the Mundane
Ask yourself today, what matters most? Whatever your answer (relationships, faith, health, creativity), commit to your answer 100%. That’s where your true meaning and purpose are found.
When Is the Best Time to Book a Flight?
There are several factors that will dictate when the best time to book is. The good news is that, with this latest data and a stable of tricks at your disposal, you can go about finding your best bet.
Always Ask for What You Want: A Lesson in Asymmetrical Risk
An asymmetrical risk is one where the potential reward greatly outweighs the potential loss. Identifying and taking more of these risks is a sure-fire way to live more intentionally.
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December3rd
December 3rd
Happy Friday! Resident curator, Marcus Garrett, stops by the site today to share the best podcasts from around the community this month. Take a listen, and then check out his own award-winning show: The Marcus Garrett Show!
What Is Shiba Inu And Can I Still Invest? (Podcast)
It’s the crypto currency everyone is talking about! Shiba Inu is a dog-themed memecoin, built on the Ethereum blockchain, that’s exploded in popularity since its inception.
From Overspender To Millionaire w/ Walli Miller (Podcast)
Overspending, spending mindlessly, buying stuff we don’t need; it all limits our finances! Listen in and hear some tips as Walli shares her journey of overspending, breaking the cycle, and becoming a millionaire!
The Connections Between Race and Money w/ Author Celeste Headlee (Podcast)
Celeste Headlee, author of SPEAKING OF RACE, joins the show to talk about the connection between privilege and wealth, and how to discuss race without sticking your foot in your mouth.
This Week’s Community News (12/03/21)
In this week’s community news roundup, we’re celebrating blogging anniversaries, early retirement news, and a new podcast!
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December2nd
Escape Your Bubble
The question isn’t whether you are in a bubble, but how often do you get out of it? How often do you escape your bubble to see the world in a different light?
When You’re Not Ready to Chase Financial Independence
I’m going to talk about the time when I wasn’t ready to pursue financial independence, what was needed to make myself ready, and how you can get yourself ready.
Are You Outcome-Focused?
We often judge a decision based on the outcome – not the process. This is unfortunate because even low probability, random events can happen following a poor process.
Bonus Bits – Week of 11/29/21
This week’s bonus tips and nuggets, featuring: an effective tip for increasing happiness, the origin of the 40 hour work week, and a new book on the scene.