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Here is a list of my recommended financial tools that will enhance your experience of managing your finance:
Tools
- Vanguard - Financial advisor and brokerage. In my opinion this is the best broker in the market for its low expense ratio funds.
- Wealthfront - If you prefer a more DIFM (Do it for me) investment, Wealthfront offers some excellent options of auto investment. It also offers a cash account with high APY compared to other alternatives.
- Robinhood - Commission-free investing app. You can purchase stocks for zero fee using the app.
- Personal Capital - It is a free tool to manage and keep track of your investiments. You can also track your transactions, networth, asset allocation, retirement analysis and more.
- Mint - It is another alternative to Personal Capital. It does not offer as many features as PC but less is more. The UI looks cleaner in my opinion.
- YNAB - If you prefer a more DIY budgeting tools, I highly recommend YNAB. The site also features some workshop to guide you more about budgeting.
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Other Resources
- Boglehead Wiki - Investing advice inspired by Mr. John Bogle
- Total-return Investing - Yield investing vs total return investing.
- The Simple Path to Wealth - This book provides a simple approach to investing.
- The Millionaire Next Door - What’s a millionaire really like and how to become one.
- Mad Fientist - FIRE podcast.
I hope these tools will also benefit you like they do for me. Managing finance is never easy but these tools hopefully will ease you into taking a more active role in doing it.
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