What Do Stocks And Broadway Shows Have In Common?
Let’s play with our imaginations for a bit! Don’t worry, the fact that you’re here reading a blog called “Creative Finance” signals that you’re probably in the right place, and
Creative FIRE
As we skirt past the two-year anniversary of the start of the pandemic, it becomes harder and harder to remember the start of this whole experience. Yet those formative months
Employee vs Independent Contractor: Where Do You Belong?
If you’ve worked professionally as an artist and made any kind of money via your trade, you were likely paid in one of two ways: as either an employee or
Financial Resolutions For The Artist.
Happy New Year! Broadway Joe here, the writer behind Creative Finance. It’s a whole new year, and you know what that means… time to put some resolutions in place and
Aim For Average Investing.
Today’s post is going to take some warming up to, but I promise if you can train yourself to subscribe to this very simple mantra, you’re going to grow and
Do You Need A Financial Advisor? Advice To The Players.
Nearly a year into my blogging adventure, there’s one topic we haven’t touched on yet, and it’s definitely worth mentioning. This blog has hopefully been immensely helpful to my readers, but
Investing With Imagination. What Kind Of Fool Am I?
In terms of investing, I’ve given you a pretty simple easy path forward. Simple little things, ETFs and Mutual Funds, there’s nothing like em’. But today we’re going to deepen the conversation,
Understand A Credit Score. Is It Really Me?
There’s something you’ve probably heard of, nodded your head at a party when someone mentions their number, and have relatively little understanding of how or why it changes on a
Broadway VARS Model.
Today we’re going to examine the business of the Broadway industry through the lens of the VARS model, developed by Deepak Somaya, Professor at University of Illinois @ Urbana-Champaign. Introducing
Best Free Cash Back Apps. The Money Tree.
I wanted to take a break this week from the more lofty economic concepts, and instead focus in on some simple, practical additions to your financial practice that will literally