Every dollar you earn ends up in one of five places, which makes managing your money fairly easy with a “five buckets” system.
“Money Buckets”: The 5 Choices You Have With Every Dollar You Earn

Every dollar you earn ends up in one of five places, which makes managing your money fairly easy with a “five buckets” system.
What is the difference between earning and creating money? We get into it.
These five habits will help you on the path toward financial independence.
What comprises a good habit? We’ll look at what makes up a habit, and how to create good ones that last.
What new credit card users should know before using their credit cards.
Every decision has a cost, and in economics, that’s what’s called an “opportunity cost.”
Think you know about millionaires? Here are a few things to know that may shake up what you thought you knew.
If you have money, is it best to save it, or invest it? We discuss saving versus investing.
Using compound interest to your best advantage requires a different mindset. It’s the difference between playing checkers and chess.
What is a “burn rate” when it comes to your money? It’s how much you’re spending on a month-to-month basis.