Julien MoreauWhy I Paid Myself €2,400 a Month for Four Years as a Founder
A deliberately low founder salary bought us time. It also cost me more than I expected.
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Kari LundeI Tracked Every Krone I Spent for Ten Years. Here Is What Actually Mattered.
After a decade of spreadsheets, only three numbers turned out to change my life.
Kari LundeWhat a Giant National Savings Fund Taught Me About My Own Savings
Norway's oil fund follows a few simple rules. I borrowed three of them for our family budget.
James WhitfieldThe Minimum Payment Trap: How a £2,000 Credit Card Bill Turns Into 12 Years
Paying the minimum on your credit card feels responsible. The maths says it can triple the cost of what you bought.
James WhitfieldHow Much Emergency Fund Do You Actually Need? (And Where Should It Live?)
Three to six months is the usual answer, but months of what? A practical way to size your safety net and keep it working without risking it.
James WhitfieldThe 50/30/20 Rule Breaks in London. Here's the Budget That Actually Works
When rent alone eats half your take-home pay, the classic budgeting split stops being advice and starts being a guilt trip.
Frank DelaneyI Paid Off My Mortgage at 57. I Wish I Had Not Rushed It.
Being debt-free felt wonderful for about a month. Then I did the math on what it cost.
Kari LundeThe Boring Investing Habit My Grandmother Would Have Hated
She kept her savings in a tin and a bank book. I put mine somewhere much duller, and it worked.
James WhitfieldYour First UK Payslip, Decoded Line by Line
Gross pay, tax codes, National Insurance, pension and student loan: what every line means and how to spot the mistakes that cost you money.
