After writing on this site for over 6 months, I decided it’s time to start sharing a little more with my readers. So, welcome to the inaugural edition of the Financial Slacker monthly update. June was a busy month both personally and professionally. It’s mostly good stuff, but still time-consuming. On the good and time-consuming side, […]
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Refinance Analysis of a Commercial Mortgage
I love financial analysis. Whether it’s a mortgage refinance, an acquisition, or just looking at my own spending, the process of building a financial model and digging into the numbers to solve a problem is very satisfying. And when I can provide my services to a client with a tricky financial situation, it’s even more […]
Regrets Can Become Opportunities
I have many regrets. Some are a bigger deal than others. I’m sure everyone can look back over their life and see things a little differently now than they did at the time. That’s the beauty of hindsight. But if you knew how things would turn out before even attempting them, wouldn’t life be pretty […]
Financial Slacker 2.0
For those that have been following Financial Slacker for a while, you know that I began with a soft launch in November 2015. I started posting a little more consistently as time went on. And around the second week in April 2016, is when I decided that this was something I was committed to. I […]
Suffering From Perfectionism or Procrastination?
We are all guilty of procrastination at one time or another. The behavior of repeatedly putting off doing something now and instead planning to do it in the future. There are plenty of reasons to justify why we procrastinate – fear of failure, instant gratification, perfectionism – but whatever the reason, the result is the […]
Working From Home Benefits and Challenges
With the evolution of technology and changing perception, working from home is possible and may often be preferable for some people. But before embarking on a remote work arrangement, understand the differences from working in an office and how they must be addressed. In my last corporate role, I primarily worked from home. This went […]
