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Money

My Argument For Married Couples Keeping Separate Finances

ByGrayson Bell 03/20/201401/18/2018

First, let me give mad props to my fellow personal finance blogger, Holly of Club Thrifty, for rocking a Wall Street Journal essay and a Fox Business TV interview. She was dealing with the topic of money and marriage. This is a very controversial topic in the world of personal finance and I understand why. I wrote about it briefly some time ago when I was talking about paying off a spouses debt when they incurred it before marriage. That one got me some angry comments and emails, but I powered through. I don’t mind causing a little controversy. I read both the arguments on the WSJ piece and I am going to provide my argument for separate finances for married couples.

Paying Off Debt and Saving

ByGrayson Bell 01/17/201401/27/2016

You Can Save While Paying Down Debt! I know this is a cliche topic. Most will tell you that you should stop saving when you are paying down debt. Why do they say this? It is simple. The math isn’t in your favor when you take time to save. Debt usually comes with high interest…

Education

Worldwide College Tuition Comparison

ByGrayson Bell 11/07/201302/19/2015

I came across this new infographic that broke down some of the most popular colleges around the world and how much the tuition compares. I think this is really interesting, especially since we are dealing with exploding tuition prices here in the US. One of our biggest problems as a nation is the out of control costs associated with higher education. This massive increase in costs is just passed over the the student and typically in the form of student loans.

Money

Overspending in America – The Sad Truth

ByGrayson Bell 01/21/201312/12/2014

Not only do American’s have an overeating problem, but we also overspend (much like our government). According to the graphic below, the average American is spending $1.33 for every $1 earned. Are you kidding me? No wonder we have such a problem with debt, whether it be student loans, auto loans, home loans, or credit cards.

Retirement

How Are Your Retirement Savings Shaping Up?

ByGrayson Bell 01/02/201312/17/2012

As I look toward creating some great goals for 2013, I had to put my retirement savings under the microscope. How am I doing now that I am funding it? How much more do I need to save? When do I want to retire? All of these questions are great and can be easy to deal with with the right resources. Luckily for me, I was able to locate a great infographic from Money Crashers. They ask the simple, yet powerful question, “Will you be ready for retirement?”.

Privacy Policy

ByGrayson Bell 08/23/201210/02/2023

Here at Wealth Bytes, we take online privacy very seriously and actively work to protect the privacy of our visitors and mailing list subscribers. Wealth Bytes never shares or sells personal information to any third party. We also do not require any visitors to sign up to receive content or special promotions. This Privacy Policy…

Contact

ByGrayson Bell 08/22/201206/06/2023

We want to make it easy for you to contact Wealth Bytes. That is the whole point of this website. We are here to help you and many others with figuring out ways to get control of your financial future and hogtie debt for good. If you need to contact us with questions or comments,…

About Wealth Bytes

ByGrayson Bell 08/22/201206/01/2023

My name is Grayson Bell and I created this site in 2012 after I took an all too familiar journey to get out of debt. Wealth Bytes is dedicated to figuring out how to get your finances in order and push yourself to get out of debt. Once out of debt, we want to help…