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- The Ultimate (and Free) Investment Tracking Spreadsheet (Just Updated)Keeping tabs on your investments can be a headache. That’s particularly true, if like me, you have a number of different accounts. While my favorite investment tracking app is Personal Capital, another tool I use is a free investment tracking spreadsheet. I’m going to walk through the spreadsheet in this article and video (see below). […]
- Tiller Money Review and User’s Guide (2021)Tiller Money enables you to manage your financial life in spreadsheets that are automatically updated every day. The tools make it easy to create budgets, track net worth, and even manage your Investments. We’ll take a deep dive into the tool in this 2021 Tiller Money review and user guide. I met the Tiller Money […]
- How to Build a Three Fund PortfolioA three fund portfolio is a simple approach to investing that, as the name suggests, involves just three mutual funds or exchange-traded funds. In just three funds, an investor can build a diversified, low cost portfolio that’s easy to manage. Popularized by the Bogleheads, the three fund portfolio is one of several “Lazy Portfolios.” But […]
- Lump Sum Investing Vs. Dollar Cost Averaging–Which Is Best?You’ve just come into some money. Whether it’s a bonus, a tax refund, inheritance, or from the sale of a business, a big question is how do you invest the money. Is it better to invest it all at once, or should you spread the investments out over time? In this article we’ll compare lump […]
- 11 Best Quicken Alternatives in 2021 (#1 is Free)Quicken was once the go-to budgeting tool. I used it when it was first released in the 1980s. Today, it’s been eclipsed by apps that enable you to manage every aspect of your finances, often for free. Here are the best Quicken alternatives to consider in 2021. Editor’s Top Picks Of all the options out […]