 Managing your financial life requires following three rules: - Spend less than you earn;
- Prioritize investing for your future;
- Figure out what matters and spend accordingly.
If you follow these simple rules, you can ignore the rest of this column. Heck, follow just the first one and you can pretty much ignore everything else. The reason for bringing this up is yet another appearance by the spending scolds. These finger-wagging austerians love to warn of the dire consequences for anyone foolish enough to actually spend their money. At almost every level, these complaints are absurd and the arguments marshaled in support are ridiculous. Read the whole thing. Why Trump's Impeachment Trial Makes Senate Republicans Squirm — Francis Wilkinson Republicans Should Fear the Unknown on Trump Impeachment — Jonathan Bernstein Trump's Latest Plan for Iran: Regime Disruption — Eli Lake Trump Wins Round One of the U.S.-China Trade War — Tyler Cowen Cancer Isn't the Only Thing Killing Americans — Max Nisen Do the Machines Driving Markets Remember 2000? — John Authers How Boeing Lost Its Way — Joe Nocera Putin's New Plan to Hold Power Forever — Leonid Bershidsky The Billionaire Divorce No Shareholder Can Resist — Shuli Ren This is the Weekend Edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a roundup of the 10 most popular stories Bloomberg Opinion published this week based on web readership, plus some other stuff sometimes thrown in. | 
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