It seems like a stupid question. Duh, food is what you eat! According to the dictionary, food is any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink, or that plants absorb, in order to maintain

I'm working towards financial independence, where I don't depend on a job to survive. At best I'll be able to quit work forever in the near future. At worst, I'll rely less and less on someone else to

It used to be if you wanted to save money on groceries, you had two options: Use coupons Buy items only in season/on sale/discounted Here in the 21st century, with our smartphones personal computers in

There are thousands of people out there writing about their financial lives, sharing their tips and experience, and providing examples of how to pay down debt, save for retirement, build financial security,

With Sibos coming up, a lot of LINK investors are anticipating at the very least a working  prototype of ChainLink's smart oracles being used for SWIFT message processing using APIs.   Long story

At the end of the day, the number one goal of personal finance is to Cover Your Ass (CYA). Think about it. Budgeting, saving, debt, investing, insurance – these topics don’t just involve money, they can

There are thousands of people out there writing about their financial lives, sharing their tips and experience, and providing examples of how to pay down debt, save for retirement, build financial security,

Earlier today, the Wall Street Journal featured a full page ad for mobile wallet/exchange app Eidoo.  Eidoo seeks to be one of the many projects attempting to bring the investing side of cryptocurrency

Sam Eisenstadt was the director of research at leading investment research firm Value Line.  He retired after 63 years and over 3 decades of modeling stock market returns.  MarketWatch’s

Did you know that 1/3rd of Millennials save more than 10% of their income?  To put that in context, the national savings rate is currently about 6%.We do a better job of saving, but a worse job

In general around 50% of Americans do not have any investments in the stock market (including individual stocks, mutual funds, and 401k plans).   Also, it's safe to say that the majority of stock

Since the release of the original iPhone: At the end of the day, there will be ups and downs, bubbles and bursts, influences outside of our control, and uncertainty. A lot of tech companies have come and

Since it's all time high on Sept. 14th, Ark has seen it's marketcap slashed by almost 40%.  The price, once above $4, now sits at around $2.30.   I attribute this downward trend to a few things:

It takes a lot of work to not care what other people think about you. There are books and blogs and seminars and programs all with the same purpose:  to reclaim that satisfaction, that wholeness that

"A rising tide lifts all boats". The statement above is usually used to refer to the idea that a growing economy is good for EVERYBODY. It sounds nice, but does it really work? I think it does. The problem

I try to remember that it's easy to feel like everybody is on to something due to the echo-chamber nature of the internet. We spend our time reading about things that interest us, and we're connected directly

There's been a lot of talk of fake jobs reports going around lately.  Before that, the hot topic was the struggling (as always) American middle class.  See a pattern? There is plenty of blame

There are thousands of people out there writing about their financial lives, sharing their tips and experience, and providing examples of how to pay down debt, save for retirement, build financial security,

Let's face it: Crypto can get complicated. In the vast sea of coins and exchanges, at the end of the day you just want to know what you've got, right? So you need a way to track your portfolio - something

I'm working towards financial independence, where I don't depend on a job to survive. At best I'll be able to quit work forever in the near future. At worst, I'll rely less and less on someone else to