You may have seen the news recently about the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences being awarded to Professor Richard Thaler. He's the author of a best selling book you may have read or heard of, Nudge, which talks all about why we make the choices we do and how we can make better ones. … Continue reading People Are Predictably Irrational – A Nobel Memorial Prize Winning Theory
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Hi all – Today I wanted to do something a bit different. I’m still burnt out on personal finance basic books, and I’m hoping to find some new material at FinCon next week (woot woot!!!). I haven't done a Saturday post in a while and I was thinking this would be the perfect weekend subject … Continue reading Bad Personal Finance Blogger Pitches – And The Way Into My Heart
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Continuing my celebration of one full year of blogging, I decided to take a look back at the top articles I've published here on CMO since I started this site in late 2016. I've also decided to take a look at some of my personal favorite articles that may not have gotten as many views … Continue reading Top Articles From An Amazing Year
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Hi all, and welcome back to another entry in my famous series on Breadwinning, Six Figure, and Millionaire moms. Today I have another awesome story to share with you, so sit back, grab a coffee and a snack, and settle down to read. I'm honored to be able to share the story of Revanche, who … Continue reading Breadwinning, Six Figure, Millionaire Moms – Revanche
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Hi all! Today I had originally planned to publish a post all about the new Nobel Prize winner in economic theory, and how he showed that behavioral economics was predictably irrational. But that all changed on Saturday when I read the post from my fellow personal finance blogger, Dad, Dollars, Debts, about the tragic loss … Continue reading A Harrowing Escape Inspires The Personal Finance Community – Beyond The Emergency Fund
