Category: Personal Finance

Since 2012, I have tried really hard to stop playing the status game. After all, leaving my job in banking meant losing status. After my…

So you’re wondering what income level is considered rich. After all, if everybody makes $1,000,000 a year, are you considered rich if you make only…

Let’s say you’ve currently got about $250,000 in cash. With the global financial recession building, opportunities are piling up. However, things could get worse in…

With U.S. treasury bond yields zooming higher, the interest in buying treasury bonds has followed suit. Let me show you how to buy treasury bonds…

With the Federal Reserve determined to hike rates to 4.5%, another global financial crisis might be brewing. The Board Of Governors are all very rich,…

There are some people who think that achieving financial independence before 65 is only for people with high incomes. I disagree. The disgruntled will go…

One of the main reasons why I wrote Buy This, Not That was to help readers feel less regret over time. Regret is one of…

During the global financial crisis in 2008 – 2009, I expected the San Francisco Property Assessor Office to automatically lower my property tax bill. After…

Market timing is the strategy of making buying or selling decisions of financial assets by attempting to predict future market price movements. By timing the…

In a previous article, I highlighted the negatives of early retirement nobody likes talking about. It might have seemed like the negatives of early retirement…