If you're not following Money Under 30 on Twitter and Facebook, you're missing out on fun conversations and valuable tips, most of which you won't see here on the blog. Follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook here now. Here are some … [Read more...]
What’s The #1 Thing I Can Help You With?
This year is the 5th “blogiversary” of Money Under 30. As I plan for the next five years, I want your input. What’s the number one thing Money Under 30 can help you with that you may not be able to get anywhere else? Let me know in a … [Read more...]
(Re)-Introducing Amber Gilstrap
I've hinted in a few recent posts that I’ve made a conscious decision to run Money Under 30 and continue working my day job in the software industry. As a new homeowner and father, trying to juggle all this is not easy. Although I’ve decided … [Read more...]
It’s Good To Say Thank You
It’s good to say thank you. Not only can being grateful make you happier, it might just pay dividends. Psychologists have shown that when people feel appreciated, they’re more likely to make economic decisions that benefit the common … [Read more...]
Let’s Give Thanks and Give Back, Together
This Thanksgiving week, I want to give thanks and give back. And you can help! Today, I’m launching a long-overdue Facebook Page for Money Under 30. And I mean literally “launching”. As I publish this, three people like it…including myself … [Read more...]
In Brief: Sole Proprietors, Mortgages, and Earning More Coin
Here are seven stories from around the Web that we really dug this week. Click on the linked summary to read the full story. The Oblivious Investor: How is a sole proprietor taxed? Good reading for any solo entrepreneurs out there...you don't need … [Read more...]
Personal Update: On Blogging and Life
Eight months ago, I halted my full-time blogging “experiment” to take a “real job”. For those of you interested in the “business of blogging” and my personal story, (I know, for one, Sam was curious why I would ever give up full-time … [Read more...]
Introducing New Contributing Bloggers (And Why I Got a “Real” Job)
So two weeks ago, I announced I was looking for contributing bloggers and that I *gasp* got a real job. That said, I am pleased to introduce Money Under 30's three new contributing bloggers. Simon, Carrie, and Stan will each be writing one post a … [Read more...]
Wanted: Part-Time Staff Blogger(s) for MoneyUnder30.com
Hey fellow writers: Do you love explaining personal finance topics in clear, easy-to-understand language? Do mortgage rates, investing strategies, credit card terms, and debt repayment methods get you excited? Are you interested in earning a few … [Read more...]
I'm David Weliver. At 26, I had NO savings and NO financial plan. I was maxed out, stressed out, and fed up. Then, I changed. I repaid $80k of debt, tripled my income, and bought a home. I'll show you how to get similar results.