A short breakdown of the CPI report and its importance. 👇👇👇 Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services. So the report provides information on the price

Don’t forget to buy when others are scared. Money is made when you buy.

$QQQ is currently sitting at $530.16 $QQQM is currently sitting at $218.25 Mental fortitude always pays off.

I love the Keep it simple options, always!

Question for long-term thinkers: You bought a house in 2020 with 5% down, a $308,000 purchase price, and a 2.75% mortgage rate. The house was appraised today for $460,000. Are you selling the house, seller-financing the house, or renting out the house when you move?

$BTC has hit a new ATH, but I haven't received any texts from people who don't usually text me about the stock/crypto market. Seems we still have room to run.

Looking at this from a purely financial standpoint, the WNBA has never been profitable and ran at an estimate ~$50M lost last year. I am curious to hear the flip side of this and what the players think they are owed.

Your 30s hit hard financially. - Daycare costs are through the roof - Upgrading from your starter home - Non-stop weddings The list goes on. I can’t stress enough the importance of making smart financial decisions in your 20s. Take advantage of the low expense times.

Over the weekend we grabbed dinner at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. All non-sushi items ordered via tablet and come via a bullet train. We did a have waiter who brought us drinks, but that was it. The bill comes and suggests a tip of 18%/20%/25%. Do people tip that?

If you have a negative net worth, you should not be DoorDashing anything. DoorDash is a luxury.

We have our second child due on August 15th. Daycare costs are going from $1,235 -> $2,470. We are also moving to a larger house for more space. Our mortgage is going from $1,200 -> $3,633. Your 30s are expensive.

I feel this post in my bones as a father of 2, 😭

Mortgage rates are still hovering in the 6.75% range for a 30 year. If you have extra capital and can afford the monthly payment check out 15 year mortgages, they typically come in close to a full percentage point lower.

You can only be so frugal. At some point you need to shift your goal to make more money.

My W2 goal salary is: $0 That's true freedom.

Living below your means in your 20s is the ultimate wealth accelerator.

If Facebook Marketplace is an accurate representation of the general population, I understand why people struggle to hold jobs. 1 in 25 follow through on their word and maybe 1 in 50 are punctual.

We talk a lot about being frugal and investing on here. I want to hear from the people that have loosened up and started enjoying some of their money. What changed your mindset?