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The 'old' professions (medicine, accounting, law, etc) are in a weird position these days. A generation ago you could become rich simply by becoming a professional. All the professional associations and bosses (most of whom came from those salad days) harp on about how stringent the professions'...

If you want to buy something badly enough, you'll always be able to find a justification for it. Problem is, buying depreciating items using debt debt is a slippery slope. You start with owing some money on your credit card from shopping and paying it off when it's due. Then you think 'it's only...

Avura, if I may ask. You’re capable of doing the calcs, so what possessed you to buy a $65k car (knowing that it depreciates 30% the moment you start it up) when you’ve already made the decision to become financially independent? Not being judgemental or anything: I’m just curious as to what was...