I share the findings from surveying my audience. See how wealthy the average Strong Money reader is, how much income they earn, and find out the most common money worries.
I share the findings from surveying my audience. See how wealthy the average Strong Money reader is, how much income they earn, and find out the most common money worries.
My thoughts on ‘The Great Taking’. An idea that the masses will lose untold amounts of wealth in the next financial crash, due to a deliberate plan by mysterious figures.
If people spent less, wouldn’t the economy collapse? What happens when everyone saves and invests? If lots of people retire, who does the important jobs? And how do we generate enough tax revenue?
I compare renting vs owning a home and look at which option gives you more control and predictability over your personal finances. Warning: may trigger homeowners.
I share my honest thoughts on the ideas and concepts inside one of the most popular books in the personal finance community.
Is FIRE easier in Australia or the US? This article compares the differences between the two countries, as well as the key benefits and challenges of each.
I break down the concept of your ‘flex rate’, and how it can help you retire sooner and with greater peace of mind. This can create years of extra freedom and squash the fear of not having enough money.
My thoughts on ASIC’s crackdown on ‘finfluencers’ and online discussion about investing and finances. Why this ‘solution’ has multiple problems, and what it means for my content going forward.
A thought experiment. What if we had to start our wealth-building journey all over again from scratch today. I share the steps I would take.
We discuss transitioning from full time work to semi-retirement. Dealing with employers, managing your finances, and how Pat is approaching it as he plans his transition right now.
A few notes on how the Strong Money site has been updated, with new areas, content and features.
The most popular articles and podcasts from 2020, along with the best books I read this year.