A personal finance blog about a young professional navigating adulthood and finding his way to financial independence
I recently completed a 6-month journey throughout South and Central America. One of the first questions I got from friends and family was naturally regarding finances. So what was the end damage? How much did it all cost?” $8,010. Which amounts to $1,335 per month. That’s right a full month of traveling is cheaper than... Continue Reading →
If you could choose one food for the rest of your life, what would it be? We have all inevitably been asked this question before. Some people take a while to ponder it before answering. They want to want to be clever. They try to show that they are forward thinking. In the world of... Continue Reading →
Examining, reviewing and managing your personal finances is not the most exciting topic for most. It’s boring and stressful. It causes anxiety about your spending decisions. And to top it off, it’s overwhelming figuring out where to even begin. So why am I going to argue that you need to start doing it immediately? Simply... Continue Reading →
Cheese has been bringing people together for over 7,000 years. How do I know this? Well I don’t, I just quickly skimmed the cheese Wikipedia site, but that’s beside the point. Cheese nights offer a fantastic and cost-effective alternative to a typical restaurant meal. When you go out to eat, you are not just paying... Continue Reading →
Traveling allows you to experience new cultures, try new foods and escape the monotony of everyday life. What’s not to love? Well unless you’re willing to make some life sacrifices, traveling costs money. Like many things in life, travel costs fall on a spectrum. You can spend thousands on fancy meals and 5-star resorts, or... Continue Reading →
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