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Reading List: Principles For Success In 30 Minutes, Student Loan Crisis, Agreeableness and Money

For people who don’t have time to read “Principles” (or those who want a refresher), check out this free YouTube video sharing many of its central ideas.

Happy Spreadsheet Day 2018!

Happy Spreadsheet Day from the Team at Tiller Money! We’re celebrating in Vermont, North Carolina, and Washington.

5 Essential Google Sheets Formulas for Budgeting and Personal Finance

You only need to know a few Google Sheets formulas for budgeting and personal finance to transform your spreadsheets into the ultimate tool for managing money.

The First Spreadsheets Paved Way for the Internet World We Love Today

We centered an April Fools’ prank around Tiller support for VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet created back in the 70’s. The truth is, that old software for the Apple II computer was really important for our advancement into the digital era we live in today.

4 Questions for the Founder of Spreadsheet Day

We reached out to Spreadsheet Day founder Debra Dalgleish (@ddalgleish on Twitter) to learn how she founded one of our favorite holidays.

Reading List: Market Drop, Podcast Suggestion, Money & Marriage, FIRE & Faith

Tiller Reading List features Curated links about personal finance, investing and managing money from top sources, all in one place. How to Merge Your Finances Without Getting Divorced One of our

Why The FIRE Movement Isn’t Really About Money

At the recent FinCon18 conference, I attended a panel titled “Four Flavors of FI/RE.” It was organized to give influential voices in the FIRE (financial independence / retire early) community

Personal Finance Newsletters to Make You Smarter About Money

More than 20 recommended personal finance newsletters to make you smarter and more confident with your money, investing, and the economy.

Google Sheets for Teaching Kids about Spending and Saving

Note: A version of this post was originally posted on Randy Hewlett’s “technology, entrepreneurship, family blog before he joined the Tiller team. Randy led the development of the Tiller Budget and

T/RL: Suze Orman “Hates FI/RE,” the 1% Wedding Spending Rule, REIT Uncles, Personal Finance Manifesto

T/RL features useful and provocative links curated from Tiller’s favorite publications and newsletters, as well as Twitter, Reddit, and our internal Reading List on Slack.

The Fastest Way to Make an Expense Report Spreadsheet

Tiller automatically imports business expenses into Google Sheets and Excel so you can make an expense report spreadsheet in just a few minutes. Less data entry = less stress.

A Tired and Happy Roundup from #FinCon18

From the growing appeal of the FI/RE movement to the power of women as a financial force to the disruptive potential of online financial services, here’s a quick airplane review of #FinCon18.