I’m thrilled to share my thoughts on Sam Dogen’s, aka the Financial Samurai, newest book—Millionaire Milestones: Simple Steps To Seven Figures—one I had the pleasure of reading ahead of its official release. Now that it’s available at book retailers everywhere, let's take a behind-the-scenes look in my detailed Millionaire Milestones book review. This project was quite a … [Read more...]
Making The Most Of What You Have In The Moment
Is your mind constantly racing? Do you feel like you're always chasing after time or wanting more? I go through thoughts like this often myself, but I'm working on finding greater contentment and calm. When I feel unsettled, I try and take just 1-2 minutes to close my eyes. In that brief pause, I think about making the most of what I have in that moment. There is a famous … [Read more...]
My 3 Fave Tips From Sam Dogen’s Book Buy This, Not That
One of the blogs that I've been following for years is Financial Samurai, a personal finance website run by Sam Dogen. So I was thrilled to get an early copy of his brand new book Buy This, Not That which is now available at retailers everywhere. The book is officially a Wall Street Journal bestseller now as well! What I love so much about this book is that it's easy to … [Read more...]
The New Safe Withdrawal Rate To Follow In Retirement
For Untemplaters out there who want to make their money last for generations, there is a new safe withdrawal rate to follow in retirement. It's called the Financial Samurai Safe Withdrawal Rate. The safe withdrawal rate formula is the 10-year bond yield X 80%. On Thursday, August 27, 2020, the Federal Reserve announced a major policy shift. Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the … [Read more...]
Personal Capital Review: Don’t Call Them A Robo Advisor!
Thanks to the internet, we've seen a boon in creative applications that help people do anything from staying in better shape to growing their wealth. Without a strong handle on our finances, it's hard to pursue our interests with 100% focus because we'll always be wondering whether we have enough money. At Untemplater, we believe money is only a means to an end; a better life … [Read more...]