The Pareto Principle is an interesting observation that can also apply to Personal Finance. This post describes how 20% of personal finance principles affects the 80% of financial consequences.
The Pareto Principle of Personal Finance
Category: Budgeting
Not interested in money management – here are 4 reasons why you should
A post on why everyone should learn their to handle their money.
Make your life predictable – The 4 types of Savings
The times are changing and uncertain. This post discusses a strategy to make your financial life more predictable.
Why buying a home is more than buying a home
When you buy a home, it is important to consider your overall financial situation. A blog on my recent personal experience in the housing market.
How to design a data driven budget
This post shows a step-by-step data driven budgeting process. It takes away the emotional aspect of spending money and is rooted in hard data.
How to keep away from cashing out retirement accounts
This post shows how a step by step approach can be used to achieve multiple financial obligations at the same time.
Six steps to financial independence
Achieving financial independence need not be complex and not a privilege of sophisticated investors.
The Rubik’s Cube of Personal Finance
This post describes the simple to use tools and flows for managing personal finance, whether it is cash flow, debt or investments.
The Personal Finance Calendar
Planning your finances through an annual calendar keeps you in control.
The Log House 