Spills Spot - Helping Others Win With Money
A roundup of my favorite personal finance blog posts from around the web. This series highlights the best work being published from the personal finance blogging community.
Recapping my second year of blogging, with lessons learned, how my vision has grown, and the necessity of the personal finance blogging community.
Recapping The Intelligent Asset Allocator including how to determine your asset allocation between stock and bonds along with rebalancing, diversification, and correlation.
Focus on building good habits rather than relying on willpower to achieve your goals. Break goals down into actionable steps, set up systems, and practice consistency.
A detailed look at everything we spent in 2017 and how that spending compared to 2016. Highlighting our wins and areas of improvement for the upcoming year.
A recap of my key takeaways from Vanguard founder John Bogle's book, "Common Sense on Mutual Funds." Key lessons include index funds investing, simplicity, risk vs return, and keeping costs low.
Recapping my achievements in 2017 and laying out my goals for 2018 in personal finance, travel, blogging, and daily habits.
Looking back at the top 10 posts for Spills Spot during 2017. These posts cover topics such as budgeting, debt, travel, investing, and productivity.
A deep dive into our investing strategy, why we choose passive investing in index funds, and why you should get started investing as soon as possible.
A checklist of 15 financial goals to strive to achieve as soon as possible. Building up savings, paying off debt, investing, and more.
My key lessons learned from Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits, including Philip Fisher's 15 points, scuttlebutt, and buying and holding common stock.
Why cooking is one of the best skills to learn and practice for saving money on food costs. Buying groceries and cooking your meals at home is key to reducing your food expenses.
One of the largest area's in any budget is food spending. Here are 6 more ways for cutting down on food expenses to save money every month.
Avoid subscriptions and monthly payments whenever possible. We keep our budget simple by cutting back on the number of bills we pay each month.
Is it better to focus on cutting back on the big expenses or small expenses in your budget? Why your mindset towards spending money is the key.
Wherever you're at in life, you can make a positive impact. We need to focus on helping others. Some recent examples of positive NFL stories.
5 key takeaways from the classic personal finance book, The Intelligent Investor. Learning how to find value and take the emotions out of investing.
Explaining our decision to finally cut cable TV. With so many streaming options available, we negotiated our bill to cut the cord and obtain a cheaper rate.
Use a money map to display how your money comes in and flows into your various accounts, bills, and investments. This is a visual way to monitor your money.
Here are the top 10 rules of success from The Profit's Marcus Lemonis. Marcus invests in small businesses and helps them succeed.