Financial Health

So Pat scours the internet, absorbing as much as she can about investing, retirement accounts, tax-efficient investing strategies, vegan crypto currencies, solar-powered metaverse real estate, edible NFTs, and so much more. We’ll keep it extremely goodanuff and simple here and summarize 85% of what Pat took away from this extensive deep dive into the world […]

Pat’s goal is to move out. Sure, she is saving a ton staying home, but it’s something she has to do. Thankfully, Pat is equipped with the tool of all tools, her Budget. With this magical instrument, Pat has the power to strategize, theorize, and realize, right before her eyes, she no longer has to

Based on Pat’s budget in the last article, she has about $1,300 each month to do what she pleases. Pat is getting real antsy about moving out of her parent’s basement. She loves her parents, but she feels like a child staying at home and her well-intended parents are starting to get on her nerves.

So, Pat from the last article thinks she is ready to move out of her parent’s basement and get a place of her own. Pat is armed with her laptop and proficiency in Microsoft Excel. The next thing Pat does, unknown to her at the time, sends shockwaves through the world and sets her life

Alright, so let’s paint this financial health journey with a lady named Pat. Pat gets her naked ass up off that dirt plot she was sitting on. She walks over to a nearby lantana bush and fashions some clothing out of leaves (Pat is very talented). Then Pat finds a nice bystander and convinces them

As we left off in the last article, we are starting our financial health discussion with a thought experiment that should certainly spark some feelings of gratitude – even if your life is completely in the shitter. So…assume you have absolutely NOTHING. No job, no money, no investments, no home, no property, no phone, no

SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! Now that we’ve discussed physical and mental health, we can finally move past that woo-woo shit and talk about the real meat and potatoes. Surprise! This is actually a personal finance blog. I am mostly kidding, of course physical and mental health is paramount – DO NOT FORGET THAT. Physical and