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👑👠Who should pay for the FIRST date? Things have changed since I was single...😇📆 We used to talk about clubs, DJ's and after party activities... Several friends and I were discussing "dating trends", as the topic came up after the subject of kids, public schools, recent health scares. ☢️And this quickly became an explosive topic! Keep in mind, last time I was single, you couldn't "swipe" anything. So I may be wearing outdated glasses. Because this is actually a financial issue and I LOVE finance, I dug into some data and found this: ❇️Most Americans, 72%, say a man should pay for the first date, according to a recent NerdWallet survey. (CNBC) ❇️Whoever pays, the average person pays $77 for a first date (LendingTree). So now I'm asking my professional family! Here are some highlights of this weekend's discussion: 🤴🏽Do you think the man should still automatically pay because there is still a gender pay gap? 🩻Women have equal rights and know wh...

If you're new here, this blog will give you the tools to become financially independent in 5 years. The wiki page gives a good summary of the principles of the strategy. The key to success is to run your personal finances much like a business, thinking about assets and inventory and focusing on efficiency and value for money. Not just any business but a business that's flexible, agile, and adaptable. Conversely most consumers run their personal finances like an inflexible money-losing anti-business always in danger on losing their jobs to the next wave of downsizing. Here's more than a hundred online journals from people, who are following the ERE strategy tailored to their particular situation (age, children, location, education, goals, ...). Increasing their savings from the usual 5-15% of their income to tens of thousands of dollars each year or typically 40-80% of their income, many accumulate six-figure net-worths within a few years. Since everybody's situation is ...