#economics, finance and passive income

Does buying a little Bitcoin with spare change actually make you a capitalist, or just a gambler with a conscience?

Are streaming services getting too expensive to keep subscribing?

Is “Passive Income” just a fancy name for another side hustle that’s anything but passive?

Are you still buying property with rent prices this unpredictable?

Is the whole "invest in yourself" advice just a trap to get you to spend more money on useless stuff?

Are robo-advisors better than managing my own stocks

Biggest mistake when building a dividend portfolio for retirement income?

How do you even start building wealth when you're broke?

Is a $2,000 side hustle course worth it or just another hype train?

Do those "low risk, high yield" bond funds on Amazon books ever work out?

Does index fund investing ruin wealth creation, or is stock picking just a fancy way to lose money?

How do you properly value a side hustle before jumping in?

Would you switch from index funds to crypto for higher returns this year?

Can you still make a living on YouTube or Shopify after algorithm updates?

Is renting always throwing money away compared to buying property?

Is paying for a subscription service like Netflix just wasting money?

Is cryptocurrency anything more than legalized gambling?

Will the creator economy survive the latest platform payout cuts?

How is the side hustle tax crackdown affecting your freelance income this year?

Should we stop pretending that anyone under 30 can actually afford to invest in real estate?