I can’t begin to emphasize how important it is to plan for your retirement. And your financial future in general. Considering the state of the economy in general, and how indebted our governments are, counting solely on a pension cheque to retire is really not wise. You are probably going to live much longer than… Read more
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7 Steps to Manage Your Finances More Efficiently
This is a guest post from Jonny Pean of The Finance Wand. Please let me know if you would like to guest post on RFI! It pays off quite well when you find time to manage your finances. It will ensure huge savings every year once you’re able to manage your bills more effectively. The more you… Read more
When the Joneses want to belong
Why do the Joneses often have the urge to bully us to go “up” to where they are? When I was a kid, my dad lost his job. In hindsight, it was not a big deal, we kept going on holidays, I still had piano and horse-riding lessons, we still attended one of Paris’ most… Read more
It is nothing money can’t fix
That is one of my favorite sayings. While I may look like I have my financial sh*t together, I have had way more occasions than I care to admit to say it. Last time? When I had to spend over $1,500 on a flight back to Europe because the $150 offer I had seen was sold out… Read more
How I built wealth faster
I was talking to a friend recently, about how having kids made him a better worker. He wanted to give his kids the best, and whatever happened, he needed to feed two more mouths each day. He said he had never been making so much money because finding money to cover food, clothing and schooling… Read more
Growing a fiscally savvy family – Involving your entire family in financial decisions
This is a post from SB, enjoy! Let me know if you would like to guest post on RFI. Do you think you are blessed with more patience for handling the household finances than your spouse? Are you the one who makes all financial decisions as the better financially savvy partner? Did you ever give… Read more
Using Xero for your accounting needs
It is tax season, and for many business owners, a dreaded time of the year, when you have to reconcile all your invoices and expenses and make sure you don’t make a costly mistake. Thankfully, these days there are ways to save time and money while doing your taxes. Xero for example is an online… Read more
The Three Things I Did that Allowed Me to Retire with Millions in the Bank
This is a guest post from ESI from ESI Money. Let me know if you would like to guest post on RFI! I’ve spent years reading and learning about personal finance. In the early years, I spent hours and hours soaking in as much as I could, trying to find the “secret” to growing great wealth…. Read more
A Lesson from My Wife: Yard Sales Rock
This is a guest post from Jacob, enjoy! After three years of marriage, I have come to understand that my wife is an exceptionally bright woman. I knew that before I married her, but time has only extended my belief in that statement. While I have always been good at budgeting, conversely I have always… Read more
Planning for retirement? Just. Get. Started.
Lately, I’ve been a master procrastinator. Life has been hectic for sure, but I have had a lot of time to get things done… and ended up postponing them. Then I look back to the past few months, and I feel bad because I have done nothing. Mostly, that has been true in the areas… Read more
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