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Spring has a way of making you want to renovate everything. The sun comes out. You notice the fence looks tired. The front door feels dated. The garage is… a situation. But before you drop thousands on a renovation, here’s the good news: You don’t necessarily need a bigger budget.You need smarter upgrades. These spring […] The post 6 Spring House Projects That Make a Big Impact On A Budget first appeared on Whitney Hansen […]
Have you ever opened Instagram or TikTok for one quick scroll and somehow ended up wanting a new skincare routine, new running shoes, the 12 “best” Amazon home finds, and a $40 water bottle? Yeah… same.The sad reality is, that’s not random. That’s the system working exactly as it was designed. In today’s world, social […] The post How Influencer Culture Is Quietly Draining Your Wallet first appeared on Whitney Hansen | Money Coaching. The […]
Every year, it happens. That tax refund hits your bank account, and for a moment, it feels like relief. Like maybe—just maybe—you can finally catch your breath. And listen… I get it. I’ve been there. But there’s something I want you to think about before you spend a single dollar of it: Your tax refund isn’t “extra” money. It’s money you already lived without all year long. And if you were able to make it […]
You guys… I have a new favorite book. Whether you know her from her Invested Development course, her original Dumpster Dog Blog, the many times we’ve quoted her investing know-how here on Bitches Get Riches Dot Com, or her activism against the genocide in Gaza, our dear friend and Amanda Holden is a force to be reckoned with. Which is why when we heard she was publishing her very first book, I was all… How to Be a Rich Old Lady is Amanda Holden’s definitive guide to investing NOW so that some day you will be exactly what it says on the cover. It’s brilliant, insightful, funny, real… and I’m not just saying that because she references your humble Bitches in Chapter 38. While many of the fantastic books we’ve reviewed have been general personal finance overviews, How to Be a Rich Old Lady cuts right to the chase: defining the rules of investing, examining the systemic roadblocks you’ll encounter, giving you some quick and dirty tips for getting started, and showing you how to level up over time. So today I’m thrilled to share my interview with Amanda all about her new book, her activism and investment in community during these troubled times, and why it’s so important for us all to become rich old ladies. We talk abortion funds and reproductive rights, why billionaires are choosing to build apocalypse bunkers instead of fixing the problems they caused, and how she’s been arrested four times in the last two years! And if you’d rather see us all in person, we Bitches are joining Amanda on her Midwest Book Tour! Come see us (deep) dish at Roebling Books in Newport, Kentucky this Friday night at 7:00 p.m. Register here for the event (it’s free). I’ll leave you with these words of wisdom from our dear Dumpster Doggy: “Investing is this necessary skill if what you want is to at any point untether from labor… investing is the act of buying ourselves freedom.” -Amanda Holden On to the interview! An interview with Amanda Holden Remember to subscribe to our podcast and YouTube channel so you can get episodes like this one sent straight to… your Feed (which sounds slightly sinister but I have it on good authority is actually just a techie thing this luddite Bitch don’t understand). [embed]https://youtube.com/watch?v=xk2HoufJ1bU&feature=oembed[/embed] You can learn more about How to Be a Rich Old Lady (and buy your own copy of the book!) at Amanda-Holden.com/book. Or if you’re ready for a more hands-on, in-depth, ~*personalized*~ way of learning about investing, check out Amanda’s Invested Development course. Oh yeah and 10 points to you if you spot the BGR shout-out in the book! 20 points if you can spot every time my dog makes an unscheduled appearance in the video! Transcript (click to reveal) Piggy 0:00 Bowie, I
A conventional gilt is a reliable fellow. He is quite predictable right through to maturity, with yields drifting up or down broadly in line with his siblings. But his wayward cousin the linker has no intention of going quietly. With less than a year to live, index-linked gilts seem to throw off the shackles of convention and lose all inhibition. Yields surge and plunge quite alarmingly. What is the cause of such unseemly behaviour? And […]
Today Blogless Sandy and I parted company. She was keen to climb more steps on a hike near Taipei 101, the building we visited on the first day here. I wasn’t enthusiastic, but I was going to go with her until Mel said that she was going to get new glasses. We’d had the option […] The post Taiwan, Day 9: Sharp edges and clear sight. appeared first on Burning Desire For FIRE.
Micron’s record-breaking Q2 2026 results, AI-driven growth, massive CapEx plans, and why memory is now a strategic asset. The post A Deep Dive into Micron’s Q2 2026 Earnings appeared first on Time in the Market.
Many RBD followers are aware that I have a second brand/website/podcast called Access IPOs that initially spun out of RBD way back in 2016. Access IPOs helps ordinary retail investors find opportunities to invest in the world’s most innovative and disruptive private companies. Recent innovations from two familiar names — Fundrise and Robinhood — have… The post A New (But Familiar) Alternative Investment (VCX) appeared first on Retire Before Dad.
Harrison McCain learned salesmanship by talking his way into a pharmaceutical job at 22, then spent five formative years under K.C. Irving, absorbing lessons in vertical integration, relentless deal-capture, and “management by suggestion.” Public Release: March 24. Members have access now.Join us. Coming Soon: YouTube | Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Transcript He quit with no plan, two newborn kids, and no income. His brother Bob noticed that New Brunswick potato farmers were shipping raw […]
In the comments on my last post, several readers asked thoughtful questions about family trusts, second marriages, and protecting assets in the event of cognitive decline. A few readers even asked if I would write a post specifically about trusts and estate planning. So here it is. Over the years, I’ve heard various comments and questions come up, such as: “Is a trust really necessary?” “I have a durable power of attorney; isn’t that good […]
Listen to the pod Only 29% of the UK are considered financially literate. This HAS to change and these 11 habits will get you 90% of the way there. —- Gains App launches in a couple of weeks time. It’s an AI-powered budgeting and cashback app designed to help you make more of your money. Every single person who joins the Gains app waitlist has a chance to win their shopping paid for an entire […]
I love talking about net worth because it gives us a clear picture of progress. It is not about showing off. It is about understanding where we stand and where we are going. When I sat down with Anthony Rojas, what stood out to me right away was not just his $868,000 net worth at age 39, but the story behind it. Anthony did not grow up with financial stability. In fact, his journey started […]
There absolutely are passive income ideas and opportunities that work — if you do. And that’s the dirty little secret of passive income: most of it isn’t passive right off the bat. You have to do some work to get things started, and then you’ve got to do some more work now and then to maintain the source of income once you’ve gotten things off the ground. (If you’re looking for something completely passive, you’ll […]