Do you give your kids allowances? I don’t. I mean, I don’t give my kids allowances. I don’t really interact with your kids much haaaaa. My miserliness should surprise exactly zero of you since, as I’ve written previously, I don’t Continue Reading
You know how moms are, right? Lucky me, I’ve got one, too, and ever since I quit my job last year, she’s made it her mission in life to convince me to … sell life insurance. This, despite my many Continue Reading
Listen to the panda.
Last we gathered, we were discussing the merits of your buying a share of my cheese-making operation, available for the bargain price of $400. Granted, I have not made any actual cheese, but on the other hand, I also have Continue Reading
For the record, I have no stock picks for you. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Surprised? I mean, isn’t that what financial educators … educate about? Well, no. Here’s the thing about individual stock recommendations—from anyone. By the time a stock tip Continue Reading
If you had to describe your personal finances in one word, what would it be? I would hazard a guess and say exactly zero of you would return, boring. Yup, that’s how I roll … really. I know, because looking Continue Reading
With its focus on candy, over-priced floral obligations, and damsels always on the receiving end, Valentine’s Day sparks about as much joy around LBYM headquarters as Halloween does. I don’t have anything against love—just as long as it doesn’t turn Continue Reading
You know how I feel about routine. You’ve heard me laud flexibility. Today’s lesson in You and Money … But Better—not caring what other people think. I was at the grocery store earlier today and two of the items rang Continue Reading
It’s a good thing I’m not telling you to eat within your means since this just happened: Also, this: And a bit later, this: Oh, the things I do for my readers. Let me backtrack. A recent article in Southern Continue Reading
Because I work in financial education, people often ask me what I think about the many online tools available to help people manage their money, whether you’re looking to track your budget or your Net Worth. What’s your opinion of Continue Reading
