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You Need a Budget – YNAB (part 4)

This is the final part of my entry series into YNAB, the budgeting software I use to budget without feeling

Emergency Fund Examples in Action

Common wisdom in the personal finance world is to have at least 3/4/5/6/9/12 months of expenses in an emergency fund. The money in this fund is used as a cash buffer, not to be invested but to be ready when something bad happens to you. In general, this is really good advice. But for the die-hard FIRE people, do you really need an emergency fund? Check out my emergency fund examples here.

How I Analyse: My Personal Finance Dashboards

To measure is to know, also in the personal finance world. Tracking your income and expenses, investments and net worth should become a standard for individuals striving to reach financial independence. I have a set of personal finance dashboards that I use to keep on top of my finances. Do you too?

I Cancelled My Luxury Credit Card

I’m not your regular die-hard travel hacker. Nor am I very proficient in credit card churning. But I did own

You Need a Budget – YNAB (part 3)

In this series I show how to use budgets without feeling restrained. I do this by using YNAB, an online

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DISCLAIMER

I’m not a financial advisor, nor am I an expert in anything I write on this site. I’m merely an enthusiastic individual documenting my road to financial independence.

I write about investments I make and other (financial) choices. These are intended only to document the way I look at things. Everything I write is my opinion. Always do your own research, and by no means can I ever be held liable for any damage or loss you suffered because of things you’ve read here. Always make your own decisions and/or consult a financial advisor.