Humorous Consumerism Today
I come across hilarious consumer behavior every day. Once in a while I like to drop a quick post showing off some of this ridiculousness. Like […]
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Cradle To Grave Investing Primer
I realized the other day that, despite my dire hopes to the contrary, the concept of “investing” is still foreign to many people—particularly young people. I […]
Life is What Happens While You Are Busy Making Other Plans
Let me tell you about my day. I woke up this Saturday morning and brushed my teeth with the baby. We played for a little […]
Withdraw Your Retirement Accounts In Your 30s. No Taxes. No Penalties.
I’ve been writing a contract proposal for my 9 to 5 this past week. Unfortunately, this kind of proposal isn’t as easy as this kind […]
June 2015 Financial Reports
Half of 2015 is in the books. Most of us would say, “OMG, where did the time go?!” Not me. This past New Year’s Eve in NYC, […]
Question to Stay-At-Home-Parents: Are Two Incomes Really Better Than One?
A couple weeks ago my wife got a call from an old coworker of hers. After their chat, she passively asked me about what it […]
The Routine is the Enemy Of Time
Simply as a cause of there being so much out there, the vast majority of everything on the internet is going to be non-applicable to […]
Analyze any Stock in 12 Minutes or Less
A True Story of a Coffee Meeting Gone Horribly Wrong A little over a year ago, I scheduled a coffee with a Wall Street equities analyst […]
The SNAP Challenge Was A Lot Easier Than Gwyneth Paltrow Said It Would Be
Before “What Taylor Swift Ate For Breakfast” dominated the headlines in the crawlspaces of American “journalism”, the SNAP Challenge was all the rage. For those unfamiliar, the […]
My Retirement Roadmap: First Mile Marker
If you want to follow along with my own journey toward financial independence and early retirement, and to understand my thought process and the numbers […]