Coast FIRE — How to Spend All Your Money and Still Retire Rich
Coast FIRE can produce many of the benefits of retirement, all while providing many of the benefits of still working. Here's what to know.
Coast FIRE can produce many of the benefits of retirement, all while providing many of the benefits of still working. Here's what to know.
There are bad ways to spend your HSA, good ways to spend it, and great ways to spend it. Let's discuss how we decided to spend our HSA.
Some people believe you should never spend your principal in retirement. Here's why I totally disagree with that philosophy.
Do your spending habits leave you with buyer's remorse? Promote health and wealth with your money by learning how to spend intentionally.
Let’s examine a few cases of people who had tons and tons of money and then lost it all and see what we can learn from their mistakes.
They say too much TV will rot your brain. I spent many hours watching television, and my brain is fine—and I learned plenty about finance.
I recently had a somewhat painful international travel experience. And it made me start thinking about the costs of private jet travel.
Here's what you need to know about prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket and whether you should risk your money with them.
A reader recently sent me a link to an article on why you should never live like a resident. Let's do a little debunking of that idea.
Answering plenty of listener questions about cash balance plans, revocable trusts, and what your peak spending years really mean and when they happen.
The hedonic treadmill can make you feel poorer even if you spend more every year. If you're on it, here's what you can do to get off it.
Die with Zero is one of the best books that WCIers can read. But the book (and some of the philosophies contained within it) has a few flaws.
What happens if you don’t live like a resident? What happens when you aren’t meeting your financial goals because of lifestyle creep?
I used to be thrifty but not financial literate. This is my journey to learning about money and why, in retrospect, it was so vital.
Answering listener questions where we talk about methods to save up for an early retirement, how to calculate the 4% rule, and how to think about capital preservation.