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We all knew the longest financial bull run would eventually come to an end. We just didn’t expect it to come to a screeching halt in a few short weeks. Nevertheless, here we are. In light of this global economic situation, we’re discussing what you can do to keep your sanity. (more…
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If you’re interested in financial independence or the FIRE movement and want to learn more, you cannot miss today’s episode with the Chief Economeist and Founder of the EconoMe Conference, Diania Merriam. (more…
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When Mr. MMM embarked on his first home-buying experience, he nearly got what he wished for. After a year of searching for the perfect home, he and his ex-wife thought they found real estate bliss when they stumbled upon a newly-built, contemporary home situated on 8 wooded acres. But before signing on the dotted line, he started to have second thoughts. (more…
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A couple of weeks ago there was a Tweet heard ’round the personal finance world that triggered a storm in the #FIRE community. One highly-respected finance expert posted a statement and another highly-respected finance expert responded. A war ensued. (more…
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It’s no secret America has a love affair with youth. Everywhere you turn there are romanticized stories of Millennials and Gen Z-ers doing extraordinary things with their money. On top of it all, “OK, Boomer” has become a household term…and not in a good way. This historical love affair seems to have seeped into the Financial Independence Community with the focus being on people who have retired...
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Oftentimes, contentment can be deemed a dirty word and something you shouldn’t want to be. I mean, let’s face it, if you’re content, you must be boring or old or both. Well, in my opinion, nothing can be farther from the truth. Contentment is synonymous with happiness in my book. In this episode, I sit down with Mr. Mad Money Monster as we dissect what contentment means to each of us and how you...
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Since finding the FIRE movement back in 2015, things sure have changed. FIRE stands for Financial Independence/Retire Early and recently there’s been a huge shift away from personal finance and into the world of life coaching and happiness. There certainly isn’t anything wrong with setting goals and being happy, but it definitely doesn’t have much to do with budgets or bottom lines.
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I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that student loan debt is one of the biggest issues facing young people in the US. Not only are the figures staggering, but the debt seems to be stifling the progress of Millennials to live a normal adult. Some, even putting off buying homes and starting families in order to pay down their debt first. That was not the case for our guest today. (more…
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