This is a quick post to announce that the podcast is starting again from this Thursday the 3rd of September. Every week you can expect a new fresh episode with an interesting guest delivered straight to your favorite podcast app! … More The Joney Talks Podcast Season 2
If you are new to the personal finance world and you want to take control of your finances, a fantastic and rather cheap way to get started is to read books about personal finance and money.
Most personal finance books are written in simple language and do not require an advanced Ph.D. in econometrics. The most influential personal finance books I have read and heard about are accessible to anyone. And with a couple of friends, we came up with this list of 10 accessible books we warmly recommend for any Personal Finance newbies. … More 10 Life-Changing Personal Finance Books For Beginners
An introduction to Qube Money: A modern digital cash envelope banking and App system In your day-to-day financial life, knowing what your money is used for and where it goes is an essential piece of your overall finances. This can be tackled through a budget or a spending plan. Both are the same in essence: You … More How to take control of your finances with Qube Money
When it comes to buying stuff whether I need it or if I simply want the thing, there is something I try to think about: How long will I keep it? How long can this item last? Can I keep it for life?
I am talking about things that I could potentially keep for decades and never have to buy again.
These once in a lifetime purchases will save time and money over the long haul! … More 10 Things You Will Only Need To Buy Once in Your Life
Apple and Tesla announced their stock split, what does that mean to you as an investor?
Apple announced their 4 for 1 stock split last week and as I started to write about it, Tesla announced their 5 for 1 stock split as of this Tuesday as well! Perfect, let’s kill those 2 birds in one blog post! … More Apple and Tesla announced their stock split, what does that mean to you as an investor?
Should you buy a Kindle or stick to your physical books? Anna shares the story of how she fell in love with her Kindle even if she never thought she’s love reading on a screen! … More Kindle vs Physical Books: Why not both?
Is investing in art a good investment? You have probably heard of expensive artwork being sold at famous auction houses like Christie´s or Sotheby´s for millions.
And you might think, sure it would be nice to hold a painting from Andy Warhol for several years and make a fortune when reselling it but investing in art is way out of reach for me.
Well, if you are an admirer of fine artwork and are looking at owning a Picasso one day (or at least a fraction of it), your uncle Joney has got the right solution for you.
I interviewed Scott Lynn, the CEO and founder. He gives a brief overview of how Masterworks can help you diversify your investment portfolio, what exactly you are investing in when joining the platform and we also get a short glimpse at the story behind it. … More Should You Invest in Fine Art? An Introduction To Masterworks
… More Should You Invest in Fine Art? An Introduction To Masterworks
I sold both my parking spaces, after having them rent out. Was it all worth it? Let’s find out! … More Are parking Spaces Profitable investments? I have sold both my parking spots here are the results
I got nominated for the Awesome Blogger Award by my friend Bella. As far as I understood this consists of answering 10 questions and passing them along to a fellow blogger, so here are my answers to Bella’s questions! … More #AwesomeBloggerAward – Joney Talks!
Today, we will talk about the b-word.
Bonds! (What were you thinking?)
Let’s banter about the beautiful, bountiful, brilliant world of bonds! Alliterations are fun. Bonds may get a bad rap for being boring and basic, but they are certainly beneficial for a balanced portfolio.
My friend Liz will help us understand the basics of bonds: What they are and how they work, how they differ from stocks, what the risks are, etc.
… More Bond Basics for Beginners