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Freedom and Flexibility on Your Own Terms: To FIRE or Not to FIRE?

This post is part of the Plutus Foundation Impact Series. I don’t actually consider myself part of the FIRE movement, although I don’t have a problem with it. I do like the idea of freedom and flexibility, however. The FIRE movement, like many movements, continues to grow and change. Much has been written about whether …

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I Don’t Make Resolutions. But I Still Have Purpose. Here’s How I Do My Thing.

There’s nothing wrong with making New Year’s resolutions. But it’s not the only way to find purpose and make progress. I stopped making New Year’s resolutions a few years ago. I don’t have anything against them. They just weren’t serving my life anymore. Over the years, I’ve found there are different ways to set intentions, …

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Personal Finance, Politics, and Race

Yes, personal finance is political. If you know me, you’re well aware that I do a lot of work around how various policies impact people’s money as well as their lives. It’s nice to say something like, “Focus on personal finance and stay away from politics!” However, the policies enacted by city, state, and federal …

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Breaking Down the “Minimum Wage Work Ethic”

We hear a lot about the “minimum wage work ethic.” But what is it? And are we kind of missing the point? Because, if we’re being honest, that minimum wage worker is probably working harder than you. Right now, there’s a lot of talk about workers making more on unemployment — at least temporarily due …

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