One of the greatest benefits of working with kids is their brutal honesty. (You’ll see this as a consistent theme in other FI Lessons posts.) If you are easily rocked, working with young kids can be …
15 FI Quotes from Thinking in Bets by Annie Duke
I read constantly and I’m obsessed with personal finance. I try to keep balance in my life, so not every book I read is explicitly about personal finance. Some though are just so clearly linked to …
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How We Sold Our House FAST (& for a great price)
Sometimes life comes at you fast. Just a few weeks ago, we were making a list of pros and cons to downsizing our home. Now, we’re stunned to have accepted an offer. I’ll share with you the house …
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Pros and Cons of Downsizing Your Home
Is your house too big? Does it cost too much? Or, are you simply considering a life change? Making the decision to move to a smaller home is never easy. We wrestled with it recently and agonized over …
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Financial Lessons I Learned Being Raised By a Single Mom
Sunday is Mother’s Day. It’s the first Mother’s Day since I started Educator FI, and you better believe I’m going to use it to talk about being raised by a single mom. Contrary to the dominant …
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Appreciating Our Financial Teachers
Today is the first day of National Teacher Appreciation Week! If you know any teachers, please make sure to say thanks. I always work to show appreciation year round, but will be taking part in …
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