Free Money Finance

Free Money Finance is a personal finance blog designed to help readers grow their net worth. The site is over four years old and contains more than 7,000 posts on saving money, making money, investing, planning for retirement, and all other personal finance related topics.

Profile of Free Money Finance

Latest Posts from Free Money Finance (page 5)

What’s the Best Measure of Financial Success?

The following is a guest post from Aaron of Personal Finance for Beginners. If you’ve just started to focus on your personal finances, it can be difficult to know where to start. […]

Why I Quit Wall Street to Do What I Love

This is a guest post by Millionaire Mob, a blog focused on investing in dividend growth stocks and travel hacking.  It was August 2011. I was freshly out of undergraduate school and about to start my first day working as an investment banker for a large bank in Chicago. I was eager, motivated and ready to do whatever it took to be the next finance king. […]

Courage and Fire

The following is a guest post from Moose of Making Sense of Life. There are hundreds of thousands of posts about financial independence and early retirement online. […]

Is Extreme Frugality Necessary to Save for Retirement?

The following is a guest post from Michael Dinich at Your Money Geek. Retirement takes effort, planning, and consistency. Living an extremely frugal life has never been a requirement. If you love reading financial content, you may have noticed financial experts preaching about the best ways to retire early and be set for life. […]

Understanding the Basics of Equity Funds

The following is a guest post from Alexander Voigt. He started his career in the financial business back in 1999. For many years, sharing investment ideas with his readers on his website DayTradingz is an important part of his life. You can almost call it his passion. Equity Funds Savings accounts or call money are currently not really suitable to increase one’s own capital by interest. […]

Feeling Poor Despite Good Earnings

The following is a guest post from The Financial Journeyman. Do you earn a high salary or a high combined high household income and feel like you cannot get ahead? The average household income in 2017 was $59,000 for Americans. […]