How lifestyle creep can impact your finances
Slow and subtle changes to your spending habits are known as lifestyle creep, which can have drastic consequences for your financial goals, retirement savings, and long-term wealth.
Mission-minded money management: the case for the long-term investing mindset
For hundreds of years, only an exclusive group of people could invest in the stock market. Over the past several decades, access increased but investing…
You don’t need motivation to achieve your financial goals
We get it, you’re scratching your head just reading that title. But hear us out: 92% of people fail to achieve their goals, according to…
How to make your financial habits stick
When it comes to investing, our habits decide our destination. Sure, we may have huge goals for our lives and finances. But having those goals…
Tiny Habits: a smart investor’s superpower
When you want to improve an aspect of your life, one degree of difference adds up Let’s say you’re a decent writer who’s always, always…
Why investors need to K.I.S.S more
For those who want to fly high, fast and far as investors, it’s hard to imagine a better inspiration than Kelly Johnson. He produced the…
How to stop self-sabotage: take control of your wealth and health
At the most basic level, financial responsibility is living within your means. It’s spending less than you make. But if you’re reading this, it means…
The 3 Ps of investing: purpose, plan, and patience
So why do we invest anyway? Now there’s an obvious question, right? It’s right up there with “Why do we go on diets?” But try…
Sell in May and go away? How to think about this pattern in 2020
You may have heard the old “sell in May and go away” adage. But why does this pattern exist, and does it even apply anymore?