Good morning! Today, I have a special guest post from Simon Cave, the founder of Becomer, a platform that provides essential information for achieving financial freedom. If you’re looking to break free from the Rat Race, Becomer is a great starting point. Like many of us, Simon aims to reach a stage where he can…
You can catch up on our previous motorcycle adventures through France, Northern Spain, and Portugal. Here’s how our journey went this time: After crossing back into Spain, we headed straight to Sevilla. We needed a new tire for the bike, specifically Michelin’s newest Anakee3, because our old one had clocked over 15,000 miles and we…
This post is part of a series called 13 Money Resolutions for 2013. Yesterday, I discussed how to jumpstart your finances for the new year by setting a small, easy financial goal to get you on track and build momentum. Whether your aim is to pay off debt, your mortgage, or save for something big…
The Powerball jackpot for Wednesday, January 13th, has expected winnings of over $1.4 billion. Isn’t that just crazy? What would you do with all that money? Personally, I’ve never had a huge lump sum in my life; my money has always accumulated slowly over time. Even though I’d like to think I wouldn’t go crazy,…
This post is part of the “13 Money Resolutions for 2013” series. I appreciate my small home We live in a society where we always seem to need more—a new phone every year and a half, a 2500 square-foot house, a new car every other year. But here’s a secret: you don’t actually need all…
I’ve always been a fan of odd jobs and side hustles, as highlighted in the side hustle series on Make Money Your Way. Today, let’s explore an industry that could be perfect for either a full-time career or a side gig for students: online gaming. With the rise of online activities, it’s no surprise that…
I know most personal finance experts say you should have an emergency fund, but I’ve never really worried about it for a few reasons. First, I’ve always been pretty good with my finances. I’ve saved a lot, so on any given month, if something came up, I could just stop saving and use that money…