The early-2000s money trend that’s still relevant today
It was a kind of the golden age for personal writing on the internet, and these writers melded advice and personal narrative in a way that foreshadowed today’s influencers, but with a more lo-fi, DIY aesthetic. Starting in about 2008 and continuing for the next decade, these authors reached thousands of readers a day with tips on how to spend less and sock more away. Money Mustache , a brash “financial magician” who had retired at age 30 and believed ordinary people could save half or even 75...
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