So you finally got around to opening that Roth IRA or taxable brokerage account and have made your first deposit. You may be wondering, “now what?” Choosing investments for a diversified portfolio does not have to be complicated. You don’t need to spend hours trading stocks, researching the best funds, or managing your investments like …
The 3 Fund Portfolio Explained: How to Simplify Your Investing Strategy Read More »
Today I have a great interview from my friend Katelyn over at Hey You Finance! Katelyn is a fellow Southern Indiana resident, newlywed, and personal finance nerd like me (we even share the same wedding date!). Unlike me, she did not attend a 4-year college and instead went straight to the workforce after high school …
Are you ready to start investing your money for long-term growth? Investing your first few dollars into the stock market can be a scary but exciting milestone with your personal finances. Investing your money in the stock market is the easiest way to build wealth on autopilot. Everyone should either be investing or working on …
Everyone struggles with limiting beliefs at some point in their life. Whether it’s fitness, relationships, or money, our mindset can hold us back a lot! Limiting beliefs about money can be especially tough, because money touches every area of our lives. And it’s often taboo to talk about your finances with others, so too many …
7 Limiting Beliefs About Money That are Preventing You From Building Wealth Read More »
Have you ever sat down and thought about how you view your money? Do you think money is evil, or that it’s bad to want more of it? Or maybe you see it as a means of consumption: more money equals a bigger home, a nicer car, and lavish vacations, right? Means of consumption is …
How Compound Interest Completely Changed How I Think About Money Read More »
Are you wondering how to save your first $100k? Saving $100k seems to be the “magic” number to hit in the personal finance world. When you think of saving $100,000, you probably picture those sweet six-figures sitting in a savings account. However, when someone refers to “their first $100k,” that number usually means a combination …
