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Image Source: Shutterstock When it comes to power, influence, and serious wealth, no celebrity couple dominates quite like Beyoncé and Jay-Z. In 2025, they’ve officially claimed the top spot on the richest celebrity couple list, with a combined net worth estimated at over $3 billion. But this isn’t just about music royalties or flashy tours — it’s about smart investments, brand ownership, and long-term vision. For readers navigating their own financial journeys, their story offers […]
I love this quote about borrowing rather than buying. This week think about all the things you’re going to borrow instead of buy in 2026. Continue Reading The post Monday Money Motivation-Borrow Don’t Buy appeared first on My Worthy Penny.
If you want to understand the real state of the economy, forget the OBR GDP forecasts, gilt yields, and whatever new euphemism the government is using for “brace yourselves.” Look instead at the price of toilet paper. Toilet paper is the great leveller. Everyone needs it, nobody wants to run out of it, and few things expose domestic mismanagement faster than discovering (at the worst possible moment) that you’ve left procurement too late. In the […]
There’s no shame in being frugal! I actually really love being frugal! As a big family with big financial goals, we focus on saving money on the things that don’t matter to us so that we can spend on the things that do matter to us. Of course our financial priorities are going to be different than yours, even if you’re frugal. That’s the beauty of personal finanace- it’s personal! Each family or individual can […]
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! The Christmas season (ending January 11th this year) coincides with the beginning of personal finance’s Backdoor Roth IRA season. Many readers look forward to New Year’s Day not to watch the Rose Bowl but rather to contribute to a traditional IRA, the first step of the Backdoor Roth IRA. […]
🎙️Episode #468 – Is 2026 a smart time to buy more rentals or a mistake? I’m joined by Dave Meyer to break down what the… The post Is 2026 a Smart Time to Buy More Rentals? (with Dave Meyer) appeared first on Coach Carson.
Happy holidays! I hope everyone enjoyed their breaks and spent time with their families. 2025 was a great year in terms of the stock market. Just about everything was up! On the blogging front, it … Read more
Thailand has long been known as a budget traveller’s paradise – but it’s not as cheap as it used to be. Growing tourism, and a strong baht mean you’ll definitely notice the costs creeping up. That said, it’s still possible to have an incredible Thai holiday without blowing your budget – you just need to be … Read more
A framework-first guide to parking your cash in Singapore. Covers digital bank savings accounts, SSB, T-bills, fixed deposits, insurance savings plans, and cash management accounts – with the Trilemma to help you decide what matters most: Safety, Liquidity, or Returns. The post Cash Management In Singapore: The Complete Guide (2026) appeared first on Turtle Investor.
Cognitive errors The hunt for the true investment guru This is a revision of a post originally published November 21, 2019. See >>>Revision below. Most investors are aware that the money manager or investor who has beaten their benchmarks the last year or two is considered by many to be a whiz. In looking at this question we have two thorny problems as humans. We see patterns in random data. We jump to conclusions from […]
Tis the season for investing geniuses to offer their predictions for 2026. If history and their track record is any guide they will miss the mark by more than the mark. It will be like a major league pitcher winding up 60’6″ from the barn and missing the barn. In hockey framing it will be like getting ready to slide in an easy empty net goal and throwing the puck in the corner. Market prognosticators […]
Today is December 27, 2025. Although passive income through dividends and option premiums is my focus when it comes to investing, I decide to do a post about my current net worth. What is net worth? Simply put, net worth is calculated by adding up all assets and subtracting the total of all liabilities. Net worth is sometimes referred to as shareholder’s equity. Assets and liabilities are part of the balance sheet.Assets Savings The savings […]
If you want to know how to build wealth automatically, this post is for you. Forget the advice to stop buying lattes, delete your DoorDash app, and embrace a life of financial misery. Because here’s the truth: you don’t have to live like a monk to get rich. Wealth isn’t built by cutting out all the fun. It’s built on systems that quietly stack money in the background while you’re still enjoying your life, your […]