Good morning! Today, let’s dive into something interesting over at Savvy Scott. We’re exploring whether you should splurge more on Christmas gifts when your income goes up. Fascinating, right? When thinking about Guatemala, many people imagine small huts, dirt roads, and general poverty. However, if you’re wealthy in Guatemala, you are extremely wealthy. The Gini…
I recently read J.D. Roth’s brilliant and touching article about his journey of self-transformation, starting from his days in primary school where he was bullied and labeled as a geek. Initially, he found happiness within his small group of geeky friends, but then he realized that there was a social hierarchy, and geeks were ranked…
Financial independence is becoming a popular way to describe living without having to work for money, a goal that might feel out of reach for many people. But I’m here to tell you that it’s not as hard or impossible as it seems. With some education and patience, anyone can achieve their financial goals as…
Sure thing! Here’s the revised version of the main content of the article: — Another update already? Yup, but don’t worry, I’m done talking about my little guest house… for now :). The updates have been more frequent lately because I got behind due to our trip to Europe. So here you go! If you…
Is it Worth Renting Out Your Extra Room? I grew up in a large family, where holidays meant sharing cramped spaces, with all the kids in a big dormitory and seldom showering. Later, I lived in on-campus housing and small apartments, often with two to seven roommates. Whenever I’ve lived alone, I’ve hosted couchsurfers or…
Have you been dreaming about retirement and making big plans? Maybe you want to visit family, travel, or dive back into your hobbies. One thing’s for sure: you’ll have more time on your hands than ever before. Many retirees find that after a few months of crossing things off their bucket lists, they’re ready to…
Last year, I visited a friend in the US who had just bought a house for his family. “Congratulations on the new house!” I said. He pointed to a small closet and joked, “That closet is ours, the rest belongs to the bank.” Like many families these days, they would spend the next 25 years…
Good morning! Last week, we discussed health and fitness in your 20s. Now, we have five top tips to help you stay healthy and fit in your 30s.
As you might already know, I enjoy taking high-risk, high-reward investment opportunities as part of my strategy. Being young, healthy, and armed with a valuable business degree, I have the fallback option of returning to work if things get too risky. So far, things have gone pretty well, except for one investment. The investment was…
Today, I’ve teamed up with Shannon from The Heavy Purse and some amazing bloggers to talk about getting serious about your finances. You can find the other posts on The Heavy Purse site. A lot of us tend to ignore our financial reality. Maybe this means you know you need to make more money to…