### Improved Article According to many personal finance experts, millennials often grapple with making the best financial decisions. This uncertainty makes the process more complicated than it otherwise might be. ### Financial Choices for Millennials **Debt Repayment or Savings** When deciding between paying off debt or saving, the simplest approach is to establish an emergency […]
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Nathan Clarke is a martial artist and personal finance blogger at millionairedojo.com, where he combines his passion for martial arts with financial advice. You can find him on Twitter @millionairedojo. From a young age, Nathan loved martial arts. He would watch Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee movies and practice their moves with his siblings. He […]
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Recently, I sold an investment, and with another one maturing, plus some insurance money from a past investment and decent income from online gigs, I suddenly have quite a bit of cash—$200,000 to be exact. Now, I’m figuring out what to do with it. No, I’m not wasting it on booze and parties. Here are […]
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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.
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**”Your Environment Reflects Your Actions”** I often come across posts listing the “10 best cities for *insert category here: students, graduates, families, raising a dog, LGBTQ+, living on a budget, retirees…*” and the list goes on. Personally, I don’t think there’s a perfect city for anyone. Many dream of living in New York, but it’s […]
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**Finding Your Community** This post is part of a 30-day series called the 30 Steps Program to Financial Independence. You can check out the list of other posts here. Over the past few days, we’ve explored ways to become more self-sufficient to achieve financial independence. The more you can do on your own, the less […]
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This is part of a 30-day series called the 30 Steps Program to Financial Independence. **Step 9: Minimize Your Stuff** You might be wondering how your belongings affect your journey to financial independence. It actually plays a significant role. Previously, I mentioned the importance of saving for your financial goals. The less stuff you have, […]
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It’s tax season, a time many business owners dread, as it involves reconciling all your invoices and expenses while making sure you don’t make any costly mistakes. Fortunately, there are now ways to save both time and money when doing your taxes. Xero is an online accounting software that has been gaining popularity over the […]
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Let’s welcome Troy back to Make Money Your Way, where he’ll share insights on how to buy and take profits during a cyclical bull market.
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**Best Practices for Every Investor** Many Americans are sadly unprepared for retirement, with almost one-third having no savings at all and nearly half not even thinking about saving. Shockingly, 21% believe the best way to save for retirement is by winning the lottery. Clearly, this is not a realistic strategy. According to the 2014 Wells […]
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