Adulting is Easy

"Debt is the opposite of saving."

#1 Just because people have a lot of stuff, it doesn't mean they have a lot of money.

Few personal finance writers come more recommended than David Bach. He’s written many books on the topic. For my foray into his...

We're millionaires! Here's how that breaks down.

Emergency fund, high-yield savings accounts, stocks, real estate, retirement accounts...here's where my money goes.

My husband and I are interesting real estate investors in that we have one duplex with a mortgage and one without. We often bat the idea...

In the world of personal finance, there is perhaps no more controversial topic than whether you should have a mortgage or not. On the one...

By: Chris Haymon Adultingdigest.com christopher@adultingdigest.com Regardless of how the economy is doing, it’s essential to have your...

My husband and I took a chance and sold our beautiful single family rental in a B neighborhood to buy a duplex in a D neighborhood for...

Yes, I think there's a difference.

Guest post by Sara Bailey Through TheWidow.net, Sara Bailey shares her unexpected and ongoing journey of losing her husband and learning to

In case you're curious, I did a write-up on our current real estate portfolio. We're closing in on 6 doors.

One of the steps in buying a home is the home inspection. Buyers usually have 7-15 days to inspect the property and cancel the contract...

Real estate investors are often faced with a decision when they are looking to buy a property: should they rent it to long-term tenants...

Many personal finance experts offer similar advice, and I pulled some of it together. Although generic, many of these tips have value....

My husband and I bought a bed and breakfast in 2020 that was mostly furnished and chock-full of décor and bric-a-brac (for more...

The Adulting Is Easy podcast exists to make adulting easier for listeners by explaining or discussing a personal finance topic, since...

“Money’s greatest intrinsic value – and this can’t be overstated – is its ability to give you control over your time.”

According to Investopedia, an annuity is “a contract between you and an insurance company in which you make a lump-sum payment or series...

FIRE, Lean FIRE, Fat FIRE, Coast FI, Barista FI...what does it all mean?