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It’s Not Magic, Maybe a Bit of Luck: How Wealthy People Acquire Their Wealth
Ever wondered how the wealthy amass their fortunes? Well I do. While it might seem like magic or luck, the reality is that most wealthy individuals follow specific principles and strategies to build and maintain their wealth. Let’s dive into the key factors that contribute to their financial success & try to replicate it. Strategic

Is debt a prison?
Have you ever wondered why people make the choices they do? Obviously, our decision-making is impacted by our upbringing, instilled values, weather, cultural preferences, and money. While money is one of the key factors that determine what we do, where we live, what we eat, and how we entertain ourselves, I want to take some

As a 6-Figure Newsletter Writer, I Can Help You Get More Subscribers Using 5 Rules
You don’t give a sh*t that I make 6-figures a year from my newsletter. In fact, it probably annoys you. What’s smarter is to learn from people a few steps ahead of you using an open mind. That’s the opportunity for you. The most important newsletter rule people miss is this… 1. Master short-form writing

9 Affordable Meals I’ve Been Loving
Finding easy and affordable meals isn't easy. But here are some of my favourites. The post 9 Affordable Meals I’ve Been Loving appeared first on Mixed Up Money.

Review: The Psychology of Money By Morgan Housel
Money is emotional As the book’s title suggests, “The Psychology of Money” does not take the crunching approach to finance education and instead focuses on a study of what happens between the ears. As Housel so eloquently reminds us, “You’re not a spreadsheet. You’re a person. A screwed up, emotional person.” Instead of giving you a playbook describing The post Review: The Psychology of Money By Morgan Housel appeared first on Mixed Up Money.

Why I Trust Vanguard with my Investments
One of the best aspects of Capitalism is that, over the long run, companies that create the most value and help the most people will profit the most; and the founders of said companies will be handsomely rewarded. There are two exceptions to this: In the short-term, companies can prioritize profits at the expense of

T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 126
Welcome to “Thank God I’m FI” Friday, Volume #126! Here are some things I really like and that you might too. Financial Independence/Work Life/Retirement Articles Roger Federer vs. the Stock Market (A Wealth Of Common Sense) – “Federer’s win and point... The post T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 126 appeared first on Accidental Fire.
T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 127
Welcome to “Thank God I’m FI” Friday, Volume #127! Here are some things I really like and that you might too. Financial Independence/Work Life/Retirement Articles Good Enough for Me (Humble Dollar) – “I’m cheap, frugal, thrifty, a tightwad, know the value... The post T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 127 appeared first on Accidental Fire.
T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 128
Welcome to “Thank God I’m FI” Friday, Volume #128! Here are some things I really like and that you might too. Financial Independence/Work Life/Retirement Articles Will Early Retirement Reduce My Life Expectancy? (Early Retirement Now) – “…even in the worst case,... The post T.G.I.F. Friday: Volume 128 appeared first on Accidental Fire.