Cut Back, Grow a Beard
Given high fuel prices and interest rates on the rise, people have less money and are looking for ways to spend less. Here are some ways you can go about doing so.
Thomas is an engineer with a doctorate in machine learning. When he's not creating solutions for all the problems in the universe, he's likely running, surfing, hiking or climbing.
Given high fuel prices and interest rates on the rise, people have less money and are looking for ways to spend less. Here are some ways you can go about doing so.
I’ve been stewing on how can we turn investing for the long-term, into something that you want to do every day. In other words, how can I sugarcoat the vitamins we’re offering our users?
From forcing my parents to buy me CDs for the car to playing gigs as a DJ, I’ve always loved music. So, how do you gather up the money to start a side-hustle like DJ’ing?
Fact: investing is scary for many people. And just like any other fear, it likely makes us do one of a few things: freeze, run away, or hide.
We all have a dream car, but have you ever asked yourself what impact will buying your dream car have on your future ambitions, from a financial perspective?
People who buy and sell shares often laugh at people who buy and hold. However, our analysis shows that buying and holding is better most of the time.
In this article, I’ll be looking at some recent and not so recent Netflix releases that have a financial takeaway, and of course, a plot twist or two that you could also find interesting (spoiler alert!).
In 2017, I was astounded to learn that South Africa was the highest country in the world for the search term “how to invest” on Google trends. Over the past 5 years the financial industry has seen a lot of change.
"I’ve often thought about what I would say to my younger self if I had a chance. There are a few things, what I did with the money I earned."