How to live within your means during tough times
Thankfully, everyone in our Financial Zen Community has avoided the layoffs so far. (Knock on wood.) There are many lessons to be learned about personal
December 5, 2022
So, you’re interested in enrolling in our Foundations Program, but you’d like to learn a bit more about our financial philosophies first. Or perhaps you’re already well on your way toward becoming a Financial Zen Master and, overachiever that you are, you’re keen on learning all that you possibly can about smart money management. You’ve come to the right place. The Financial Zen blog is jam-packed with useful information, such as…
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Thankfully, everyone in our Financial Zen Community has avoided the layoffs so far. (Knock on wood.) There are many lessons to be learned about personal
High-income W2 employees pay more taxes than anyone else in the country. Business owners, self-employed and lower-income households have LOTS of tax breaks to take
The concept of paying yourself first comes from The Millionaire Next Door, a very famous personal finance book.The book studies 1,000 “ordinary” millionaires and how
Let’s keep this simple, so it’s clear. You should always have 6 months worth of living expenses in cash. How do you calculate it? Use
On October 1, 1908, the first Model T was introduced to the public. It cost $950, which would be ~$30k in today’s dollars. Over the
“Discipline equals freedom.”– Jocko Willink Whether it’s keeping your fitness program or consistently and habitually reviewing your finances, once the discipline becomes a part of
It’s Saturday, so it’s time to check your numbers (if you haven’t already). Sign into your Financial Zen Portal (or Mint, YNAB, etc.) and review
It’s Saturday! That means this is your weekly reminder to check yo numbahs! So get in there and look at your spending for the week,
Below are our top 5 FZ Members ranked by logins to their Financial Zen Portal and their Financial Zen Age. You can draw your own
Yes, you read that right. How is that possible? First a little background knowledge… When you turn 72, Uncle Sam requires you to withdraw money