A Systematic Approach To Money
When it comes to the Federal Reserve, things get extremely confusing. Essentially, they take care of the economy by setting interest rates that either expand or shrink the money supply. Since the Fed is technically a private company, the stock market trades on their “futures,” and the price on them just went negative. This is […]
Home buying is one of the largest decisions a person can make. Buying a home, whether as a single person or a family, is an immense landmark in one’s life. As with most big decisions, getting your first home is a very controversial topic. Namely, the debate comes when it is time to decide how […]
Buying a home is often an incredibly complicated process, especially if you’re buying your very first house. While many people are at least vaguely aware of the basic steps from initial shopping to finding a mortgage, some of the finer details can be easily overlooked. These smaller factors can make a surprisingly large impact when […]
I recently sat down to review the results of the personal-finance goals I set in 2019, as well as writing new goals for 2020. One of my medium-term goals was to leave my traditional job and transition to full-time self-employment. I hadn’t planned to make the shift until late 2020, but luck and preparation collided. […]