Nobel Prize for Research on Retirement Savings? This week, the Nobel Price in Economics was awarded to Richard Thaler from The University of Chicago for his work on how human behavior relates to economic events. His work has shown that people generally behave in irrational ways, disproving accepted economic theories. His research has covered many […]

Do You Enjoy Life’s Luxuries? Me Too. Though I run a personal finance blog that discusses strategies for budgeting, saving and investing, I am by no means the type of person who preaches complete minimalism and shunning away all of the finer things in life. As with almost all aspects in life, there is a […]

Why Should I Invest? So you’re at the stage where you’ve gotten yourself out of debt by paying off your student loans and credit card bills. Guess what?! You’re already doing great! And now you have even started saving a decent amount of money each month and have built an Emergency Fund in case you […]