Money Matters Because Life Matters More
The Tiller team is driven by the belief that money matters because life matters more. That why we’re completely focused on building the best service to help people gain control of their finances.
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You Can Change the World When You Change Your Spending
With your dollars, you express your values. The daily votes you make as you spend are profound, impactful, and shape the world around us in significant ways.
The Top 5 Recommended Budgeting Strategies
Here are the five most-recommended approaches to budgeting, to help you find a method that aligns with your unique financial situation and goals.
Time or Money: Which Has Greater Value for My Happiness?
Money can’t buy happiness, right? In this post we explore how our values around time and money intersect and how maybe, if it’s spent the right way, money can buy us a little more happiness.
Why Wait for Retirement to Give Back?
Heather started her career thinking she’d follow the tradition of giving back after she spent her youth and middle age focused on making money. Then she decided to turn that model on its head. Read her story in this week’s Tiller blog.
The Least Expensive Financial Advisor Around
We all want to bury our head in the sand when it comes to our finances at some point in life. That’s totally understandable and okay, but achieving our goals and living our dreams means we have to pay attention.
A Spending Quandary: School for Orphans or Sunshade for Family Brunch
Peter has been spending money on the house while his son raises money to send an orphan to school. Where do we spend our precious dollars? Spending with intention starts with knowing where you’re spending. Read more about how his family navigates this tricky space.
Why Billionaires Care About Spending
No matter where you are on your financial journey, spending matters. Peter shares some thoughts on his own financial journey and why spending is so important, even to the world’s wealthiest.
Choice: The Greatest Factor Affecting Your Financial Well Being
We reflect on two articles published in The Atlantic that discuss the financial crisis many Middle Class Americans struggle with today. We believe it all comes down to choice about where you live and how you spend.
