Recently, I shared some thoughts about how our grandparents or previous generations probably earned less money than we do now but also had fewer needs because they were highly self-sufficient. They grew their own food, built parts or all of their houses, sewed their clothes, and more. Because of this self-sufficiency, they could save a […]
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I read an interesting guest post on the blog “I Will Teach You To Be Rich” by Jay Cross, who actually paid a fee just to apply for his dream job. It was a smart move for both him and the recruiter. The recruiter’s small barrier ensured only the most motivated applicants applied. By paying […]
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It’s been a while since I last blogged! During this quarantine period, I’ve decided to get back into journaling and blogging in a more personal way, hoping to keep both you and myself entertained. You might feel like you’ve missed a few updates or even a whole season, but I’ll do my best to catch […]
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Last week was incredibly stressful because I was selling my studio apartment in the suburbs of Paris. I had found a buyer in June, but it took months for the legal contract to be prepared due to his lawyer’s delays. We finally managed to sign the sale agreement at the beginning of August. You’d think […]
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This article is part of a 30-day series called the 30 Steps Program to Financial Independence. I’m a big fan of setting goals because they keep me motivated and moving forward. Sometimes I don’t reach my goals, but I’ll get back up, try again, or set a new one. When it comes to money, I […]
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Congratulations on taking the big step to propose to your partner! But before you tie the knot, it’s a good idea to take a close look at your financial situation. Here are some key financial areas to sort out before walking down the aisle: 1) Understand each other’s financial standings. A lot of couples avoid […]
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Here’s a rephrased version of your article: — I have a special number: 3000 12 16. It’s a secret goal I keep in different places, like on my fridge at home and a post-it note on my computer at work. This isn’t a password, social security number, or PIN code. It’s a goal I’ve set […]
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Dan Kent, a writer and co-founder of Stocktrades.ca, has been a DIY investor for eight years. His portfolio includes a mix of dividend stocks, growth investments, and real estate, and he is continuously working to grow his net worth. Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve never been a fan of pinching pennies. I don’t believe […]
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Some things should be left in your own hands: choosing your home, raising your kids, and managing your health. No matter how skilled an expert might be, you’d never completely delegate these responsibilities and walk away. The same goes for financial planning and investing for your future. Handing over your finances to someone else adds […]
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Hey everyone! Today is my birthday, so my boyfriend and I are heading to the beach to relax. In the meantime, enjoy the recap of our bike trip through Northern Spain! Last time, I shared the first part of our two-month motorcycle trip through France. Now, we’re continuing our journey through Northern Spain on our […]
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