Category: Personal Finance
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Personal Finance
Money at 30: My First Airbnb Experience
by Kyle Burbank
At 32 years old, I may seem young and hip (ha) but there have been a few trends and technologies that have emerged in recent years that I've been a bit behind on. For example my first Uber ride didn't arrive until 2015 while my first ever Airbnb didn't occur until this past weekend. What's more, I wasn't even the one who booked the Airbnb so I'm still missing that... Personal Finance
A Guide to Understanding Your Retirement Account Options
by Fioney Staff
These days, retirement is proving to a massive topic. Between consistent talk and speculation about the future of Social Security to the fact that we as humans tend to be living longer now, there have been many efforts to make individuals aware of how they should be preparing for retirement. While you may know the basics — such as start early and save as much as you can — you... Personal Finance
Money at 30: So You're Thinking of Starting a Podcast
by Kyle Burbank
Who, at some point in their life, hasn't dreamed of what it would be like to have their own radio show? While such aspirations seemed next to impossible years ago, the world of podcasting has blown the doors wide open. In many ways, the opportunities that podcasting provide can be far greater than radio ever could as you can potentially reach a huge audience while speaking on a specific topic. Given... Personal Finance
Money at 30: How I'm Preparing for an Extended Trip
by Kyle Burbank
Starting tomorrow, my wife and I will be embarked on a trip that will last for upwards of two weeks. While I'm in Orlando, attending the FinCon expo and hanging out at Walt Disney World, she'll be off in Paris, France to cover events at Disneyland Paris. Eventually we'll get to reunite just ahead of our fifth wedding anniversary and enjoy a few days together in the city where we... Personal Finance
Money at 30: 4 Restaurant Reward Programs I Actually Make Use Of
by Kyle Burbank
Remember the days when you'd walk into your local sub shop and, upon checkout, they'd offer you a punch card to keep track of your purchases and earn rewards? Well, those days are gone... sort of. While the concept still exists at many businesses, they've mostly been digitized. Still, the results are largely the same: you make a purchase or two and proceed to forget about your account and never... Personal Finance
Money at 30: Beware the 401(k) "Force Out"
by Kyle Burbank
One of the benefits of writing about personal finance is that, when I find myself in frustrating financial situations, I at least enjoy the silver lining of getting an article out of it. This is what I had to remind myself of yesterday as I spent a nice chunk of my morning on the phone with Wells Fargo. Why? Well, just as I'm constantly learning about new aspects of personal finance,... Personal Finance
The Best Apps for Each Step in Your Financial Journey
by Kyle Burbank
Given the sheer number of finance apps that have hit the market over the past few years, it can be easy to fall down a rabbit hole of recommendations. However, instead of filling your phone with every application you find, perhaps a better approach is to introduce apps to your ecosystem as you progress in your financial journey.