Each Sunday I gather up some of the best articles I’ve found online that I think you’ll be interested in. There are probably about 500 personal finance blogs, so we simply can’t read them all. So if you’re looking to catch some...
Read MoreEach Sunday I gather up some of the best articles I’ve found online that I think you’ll be interested in. There are probably about 500 personal finance blogs, so we simply can’t read them all. So if you’re looking to catch some...
Read MoreEach Sunday I gather up some of the best articles I’ve found online that I think you’ll be interested in. There are probably about 500 personal finance blogs, so we simply can’t read them all. So if...
Read MoreIt’s that time of the week again! Sundays are perfect for leisurely catching up on all of the good reading you’ve been too busy to read that last week. Here’s my roundup of my favorites over the past week....
Read MoreIt’s been over a year since I posted my last Sunday Personal Finance Reading. I think that Sundays are a great time to do some reading and reflection on the week (and life), so I’m going to get back into the routine...
Read MoreIt’s healthy to occasionally step back and look at the direction you’ve taken thus far in life and compare that with where you’d like to end up. Are you on the path you want to be? If you could go back and...
Read MoreIt’s been two weeks since my last article round-up. Hopefully in that time you’ve made some great progress with your finances. Okay, like me, you probably haven’t made a ton of progress this week. When...
Read MoreLast week, Forbes published its list of America’s Most Miserable Cities.Forbes started by looking at the 200 largest metropolitan statistical areas (minimum population of 249,000). Each city was given a rating based on...
Read MoreIt’s almost the end of the month, which means…soon I’ll be compiling and posting my January 2011 balance sheet. I don’t know the numbers yet, but it’s possible I may hit positive net worth for the...
Read MoreOne of my favorite periodicals authors, Jason Zweig, recently penned an article in his Intelligent Investor column titled Making Sense of Market Forecasts. I think it’s a good article for just about everyone to read. It’s...
Read MoreSundays are the perfect day to catch up on reading. Nothing’s better than getting a nice cup of coffee and snuggling with the laptop while you catch up on personal finance blogs, right? Below are some of my favorite...
Read MoreIt’s fun to check up on everyone’s New Years resolutions. In particular, I’ve been enjoying reading those of other personal finance bloggers. Below are some of my favorites I’ve checked out thus far. Girl...
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I’m Will, the creator of HackingTheBank. No, this site isn’t about actually hacking banks. This blog is all about maximizing personal finance decisions so that we win instead of the banks.
I started this blog in 2010 when I graduated college with $43k of student loans and a negative net worth. Since then I’ve achieved milestones like getting married, buying a house, and tripling my income. During this time my wife and I managed to earn over 12,000,000 miles and points and used those points to travel to over 50 countries. And all of these points came from banks; neither of us travel for work.