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- Postnuptial Agreements: Who Needs Them And Why?A wedding is an exciting time. There’s beautiful flowers, dresses, and celebrations. The couple vows to a lifetime of love, respect, and commitment to one another. When they enter into their life together, they’re happy and content, and they never expect that to change. But they can’t predict the future. ... read on
- The 3 best ways to check your credit score & records – all free!Keeping an eye on your credit reports is a good idea, but how should you do it? In 2019 there are more than sixteen different ways to check your credit record! The myth of a single credit score You don’t have “one credit score” or “one credit record”. You have ... read on
- “Will settling defaults help me get car finance next year?”A reader, Mr W, asked: I had credit cards and got myself in a mess when getting balance transfers but keeping the old cards. Then I lost my job last year, but I am now working again. I have defaults ranging from 2015 to last month. All my debts add up ... read on
- 6-Month Recap & Net Worth UpdateThe first half of 2019 has been full of ups and downs, and it’s been a rocky six months personally and financially. As it turns out, budgeting with an irregular income is harder than I thought. I miss the steady paycheck that having a 9 to 5 got me. But ... read on
- Ways to Save: CableHow can we save money on entertainment? Any Fire/ financial independence blog out there will tell you to cut your ties to cable. I have done so, but it is not as easy for everyone. If you are home bound and isolated it is often your only source of entertainment ... read on
- Affording The Big Expenditures We All Face In LifeNo matter how much money you earn, life’s many costs can quickly start to stack up. It’s hard to save up much money for the future when the constant stream of bills seems to immediately drain your bank account. So, what’s the answer to protecting your family’s finances and ensuring ... read on
- Debt news – June 16My pick of last week’s news is the Supreme Court judgment in Samuels v Birmingham City Council but if you want an interesting read you may not have seen, look at Consumers Are Becoming Wise to Your Nudge. On a personal note, I was very proud to be elected as a Trustee ... read on
- Home Squeezed Home: Why I Love Living In 160 Square FeetHello FOGA Readers! We have a guest post today! Today we are featuring the awesomeness that is Radical FIRE. Radical FIRE is a 24-year-old financial consultant from the Netherlands who is working to retire early at 35. You can learn more about her on her About page. We have been ... read on
- How to Stay Positive About BloggingBlogging can be rough. It’s a huge time commitment and takes forever (if ever) to see any returns on the time you invested. How is it possible to stay positive about blogging in the face of all that? It’s not always easy. There are days when ... read on
- Month 6 of parenthood: Solids and much more!
- How to repair your credit record after bankruptcyBankruptcy badly affects your credit record for six years. This article looks at what should happen to your credit record when you are discharged from bankruptcy after a year. Even if you have no intention of getting into debt again, a good credit score makes it easier to rent a house, ... read on
- How To Avoid Hiring Scams And Staying Safe Working OnlineI remember the first time I was scammed. It was (needless to say) a horrible, guilty feeling. Thinking back, I didn’t lose a lot of money at all, nor did I lose too much time giving away “free work” to the scammer. The part that really hurt was my ... read on
- Debt Free Doctors: Dr. James DahleThis week, I have the honor of welcoming Dr. James Dahle to my series on debt free doctors. Dr. Dahle hardly needs introduction. He is the founder of the White Coat Investor and has ... read on
- How Much is Enough for an Emergency Fund?
Hello FOGA Readers! Lately, I have been struggling with our emergency fund. Not with having one obviously. Emergency funds are great and incredibly helpful when life decides to say screw you. What I have been struggling with is the amount to put in. We planned to get one year’s of ... read on- Mid-Year Goals Update
Yes, technically, this is a bit early for a mid-year update. But by the time June ends, I’ll be back in the thick of things at work and the likelihood of a post happening is pretty low. So let’s talk a little about how things have gone with financial goals ... read on- Paying someone to manage my finances
I know what you’re thinking: Stephanie is wasting her money! Doesn’t she know you just put everything in low cost index funds and call it a day? Well, here’s what I’m doing, and why. Remember years ago when I tried out Financial Engines? I was given a free trial to ... read on- Southwest Companion Pass: What It Is and Why You Want It
Southwest Airlines is often rated as one of the top airlines serving the U.S. With budget-friendly fares, up to two free checked bags, zero change fees, and free live TV, Southwest’s simple and transparent policies have made it the top choice of budget travelers. Southwest also happens to offer the ... read on- Taking the Ration Challenge
Ever think you might have bitten off more than you can chew? That’s me, right now. Only in my case, it might be rather less than I can chew. This week, I signed up to… The post Taking the Ration Challenge appeared first on Much More With Less. ... read on- Dating while pursuing FI – and who pays on dates?
And today, one of my favourite topics, that I have a love/hate relationship with: dating. I know some of you love dating, and others are struggling for decent dates. For me, in addition to the challenges of dating as a feminist, how awkward is it to date as someone on ... read on- Best Summer Jobs for Teachers in 2019
Summer is upon us and for kids and teachers this might mean you have some spare time to make extra money. But what are the best summer jobs for teachers? This post includes teacher job ideas that are: Online jobs where you can work from homeSeasonal jobs during summer monthsFlexible ... read on- There is No Wrong Choice
When you run your own business, you make a lot of decisions, mostly on your own. That grants you enormous freedom, but also leaves you with immense responsibility. This responsibility often hangs over our heads: what if we don't make the right choice? We stall the flow of our businesses ... read on- Getting Bids
We received the first bid for replacing our deck that collapsed under heavy snow. It came in at a little over $15,000. Keep in mind that this is a large deck, measuring 8 x 40 feet. The work would also involve removing (and disposing of) the old one plus take ... read on- Advice For Women to Keep Money Secure
Very helpful money advice for women from women. Thanks to Karen Doyle @KarenDoyleScit @GOBankingRates for featuring me along with @bobbirebell and @NicoleMiddendor. Women must be engaged in their personal finances. Advice for Women to Keep Money Secure The post Advice For Women to Keep Money Secure appeared first on Manage ... read on- Friday’s Frugal Five (2019 – Week 23)
The last few months have been a cycle of getting to see blogger friends in person – either again or for the first time – likely because now is probably the best time ... read on- Working 9 to 5
Well, I have some news. I got a job. Yes, that’s right, my days of practicing retirement are over (or almost over, since I have the summer ahead of me) and I am joining the masses for my first true full time job since Junior ThreeYear was born. I am ... read on- 4 Bucket List Attractions that Aren’t Actually Worth It
4 Bucket List Attractions That Aren’t Actually Worth It You guys know that I am a huge fan of travel and it pains me to hear my friends all traveling (one is going to Mongolia, another one to Turkey). I have a guest post from Club Thrifty here (c/o Holly ... read on- 5 Ways We’ve Saved Money This Week #138 + A Savings Update
Well, we’re one week into our big savings challenge for this summer! I hope you’ve decided to set a goal for yourself, too. We’ll do check ins each Friday to see how things are going and share ideas with each other. And if you aren’t in a season of life ... read on- Opinion: Hong Kong’s extradition bill controversy
I really didn’t want to write this, especially since MDW isn’t a political blog or some news outlet. But I felt compelled to write this, because no matter how insignificant this one opinion piece is, it’s important that the internet and media space had some diversity for casual readers to ... read on- Good Things Friday (18)
1. Friday: Some days you say “eat your veggies” until your words sound like a foreign language, some days your kid asks for a double helping of green beans. Take the win. 2. Saturday: HEAT WAVE. The weirdness of our home and the location though is that there are rooms ... read on- Planting a Garden For Tomorrow
I live in the heart of Philadelphia, which means outdoor space is minimal and comes at a premium. Nonetheless, a lack of outdoor space was the primary deal breaker during my house hunt several years ago. No matter how much I loved a property, I couldn’t call it home unless it had an ... read on- What To Do When Your Money Mindset Work Isn’t Working
If it’s a money mindset hack, you’ve tried it out before. You journal every day. You declare affirmations to your reflection in the mirror every morning. And if you find yourself getting into a negative headspace, you tap to release it using EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques).But despite doing ‘all the ... read on- The 4 Rules Of Money That Will Change Your Life
Daily Successful Living The 4 Rules of Money That Will Make You Wealthy I used to think that the rules of money were super complicated, but over the last couple of years have come to realize that in the end, the rules of money are actually really simple. I stressed ... read on- What is Coast FIRE?
There are so many freaking types of financial independence – it can get super confusing to keep them straight! Having so many options keeps the fire community inclusive, and gives tons of people the opportunity to pursue financial independence who may not be able to pursue ... read on- Hey Personal Finance Blogging, I’m Done with You.
When I was 4, I briefly attended preschool. Things I remember: All the kids were separated by ages and my mom sent frozen Lean Cuisine meals for my lunch every day. No school lunch for me. A lady used to come out of the kitchen and yell “WHO HAS THE ... read on- Seven Things to Consider about Mr. Successful, That Guy with the Supportive Wife
Have you heard about the governor, who along with his wife, was riding in his limousine to an event? They drove past her ex-boyfriend, who was digging a ditch for a road construction project. “Well, look at that!” said the governor, “if you had married him instead of me, you’d ... read on- Introducing… The Military Minute
I’m excited to share about a new linkup called The Military Minute, with Missy from Loving Life Moore. When Missy originally asked me if I would be interested in collaborating with her to host The Military Minute, I was initially a bit hesitant. I’ve been a ... read on- Why We Money is on 1500 Days!
Mr. 1500 Days was kind enough to allow me to take part in his famous 10 Questions series! So, please, click on over now and check it out! In my 10 questions, I put it all out there about our biggest splurge (no regrets!) and why our ... read on- 7 Tips to Find Freelance Writing Jobs
I’m so pleased to share this next guest post — It was written by my friend Marc, who blogs at VitalDollar.com. Marc outlines the many ways you can make money as a freelance writer.… Continue Reading… The post 7 Tips to Find Freelance Writing Jobs appeared first on Mastering ... read on- Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps Explained
If you’re working your way out of debt, chances are you’ve heard of Dave Ramsey’s baby steps. The baby steps are Dave’s systematic approach, or steps, to getting out of debt, saving for emergencies, and ultimately building wealth. It’s the sequence of financial steps that millions have used to ... read on- Being True to Yourself
I think this is key not just in your finances but in life generally. There is so much vying for our attention. All. The. Time. Additionally, everyone has opinions so “if you don’t know what you stand for you’ll fall for anything.” – Alexander Hamilton Know Thyself Are you a ... read on- Just a little (link) love: Flying Pickets edition
IMPORTANT for CHASE account holders: You’ll want to opt out of forced arbitration with them before August 2019. I haven’t seen Endgame yet, but I don’t mind spoilers myself so if you do, do NOT click this link. For those who don’t mind or have already seen it, Drea’s psychological ... read on- Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk (About Your Finances) [Book Review]
Whether you have your financial house in order or you’re still learning to manage your money, you might find yourself in the position of taking charge of your parent’s finances. If you think you and your parents are too young to worry about their financial futures, please reconsider. While we ... read on- Planning Your Money Across The Year – Millionaire Secret #1
Have you ever got to the end of the month and thought; “I don’t know where all my money went!”. Yep, me too….. but do you know what, it’s way more simple than you think too sort out! Planning Your Money Vicki Robbins in the book, ... read on- Career Break Life In Numbers
It occurred to me yesterday that I haven't written a blog post in more than a week. Honestly, I just haven't felt like it. Like I said in my last post, it's kind of boring to write about money when you don't have it and/or when every cent is already ... read on- Lessons Learned from a Billionaire: Dissecting a Modern Day Parable
Is it possible that we can experience biblical parables all over again but in a modern way? I guess you could liken it to today’s continuous reboot of old TV shows. No seriously, we just had the parable of the Prodigal Son play out for us all over again, ... read on- What is a codicil? Changes to a will
What happens when you need to make changes to a will? First of all, congratulations for already having a will! But as life goes on you may change your mind about the particular provisions in your will. Minor changes to a will can be done through a codicil. A codicil ... read on- Monthly Status: May 2019
Wow! It's been a whole month and we haven't heard from these FI Heroes. Let's find out what they've been up to in this month's status. ... read on- Content Creator Corner: Featuring Jeff Root
Welcome to Content Creator Corner, a monthly feature by content creators, for content creators (or those aspiring to be)! These short interviews are a great way to meet other content creators that are actively trying to expand their reach. By following the series (and hopefully participating!), you may discover new ... read on- How to Set Better Money Boundaries
Setting boundaries is a key part of living a happy, healthy life. Boundaries can help you to build stronger and more fulfilling relationships, find rest when you need it, protect yourself emotionally and mentally, and grow your self-awareness.One area of our lives that we’re not always great about setting boundaries ... read on- Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays: Week 38 Roundup
Welcome to another week of the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup. I started this series after months of debate because I wasn’t certain I wanted to up the ante and commit to ... read on- Net Worth Update #4: May 2019
Hello FOGA Readers! Welcome to Net Worth Update #4: May 2019. 🙂 But before that, my apologies for the lack of posts over the past three weeks. Been doing through a bit of a rough patch, but starting to get better. For now, the short version: Depression sucks and living ... read on- 20 Ways to Drastically Cut Expenses
Cutting things from the budget will free up money for savings, retirement, travel, and of course reaching your FI number. The secret to personal finance goals is really not a secret anymore. Spend less than you make. This means drastically cutting your expenses. Easier said that done for most people, including ... read on- Dating a Debtor: Is Debt a Deal Breaker?
Dating a Debtor: Is Debt a Deal Breaker? During my dating frenzy in my early 30’s, I got into a relationship and then, after a few months, he disclosed to me that he was in debt. He was a debtor! It wasn’t student loan debt. It was HELOC debt because ... read on- The Four Stages of my FIRE Journey (so far)
2019 marks my 8th year of involvement in the Financial Independence community. I started out on this journey as a green, young professional looking for a place to belong in this big crazy world. I was driving to work recently and listening to the ChooseFI podcast episode with Mr. Money ... read on- Insider Laundry Hacks From a Mom of 6
Ugh…laundry! Luckily, using these laundry hacks makes the job simple… so you can get on to more fun things. (Anything else.) The only time keeping up with the laundry isn’t awful is when someone forgets cash in their pocket. Most Moms I know consider this their pay for washing clothes. ... read on- How This Father Created His Dream Life By Starting a Blog
Hey blogging family! Today we have an awesome interview from Jim Wang the blogger and business owner behind WalletHacks. Jim is one of the OG’s of the blogging world (starting before 2008) and has some incredible insight into the entire industry. In his interview, you are going to learn things ... read on- What Is a Credit Score and Why Should You Care About It?
This post is sponsored by CreditRepair.com. All opinions are 100% our own. It seems like everywhere you turn nowadays, one company after another is advertising “free credit score access” if you use their credit card, bank account, or other services. Which might leave you wondering: what the heck is a ... read on- Frugally Awesome…or Awkward: Toddler Time!
Are kids expensive? Are kids cheap?No one knows and everyone claims they do.The only thing I actually know is that there are plenty of ways to be ... read on- The FIRE Drill Podcast Interview
That’s right, you will get to listen to me talk this week in a new episode on one of my favorite podcasts: FIRE Drill Podcast with J from Millennial Boss. I was pretty nervous about this. Nervous enough to postpone my interview several months after having been invited. ... read on- Naked Money – Charles Wheelan
I am a sucker for a sense of humor. I have an increasing passion for money. I love reading books. Knowing these three facts about myself, it shouldn’t ... The post Naked Money – Charles Wheelan appeared first on Elementum Money. ... read on- Naked Money – Charles Wheelan
I am a sucker for a sense of humor. I have an increasing passion for money. I love reading books. Knowing these three facts about myself, it shouldn’t ... The post Naked Money – Charles Wheelan appeared first on Elementum Money. ... read on- The Cubicle Dwellers Manifesto
You probably all know that Peter and I work full time. But here we are, managing to blog and type our thoughts, experiences, and travels in this blog. Because of a very frustrating bureaucratic experience I just had, I am writing this open letter to each and everyone of you ... read on- 13 Brides Who Chose a Non-Traditional Wedding
Non traditional wedding on your mind? There are plenty of ways to make a wedding all your own, including shying away from tradition and choosing your own path. If you’re looking for something a little different, look no further than this list. 1. Bouquet Alternative Instead of the ... read on- Beginner’s Guide to Camping: Camping with a Dog
If you have a dog who is your best buddy (much like my cute mutt is!) you’ve probably considered camping as a great way to travel and take your furry pal with you, right? Even though camping with a dog is easier than a lot of other types of ... read on- What Are You Optimizing For?
Here’s a scenario I bet you’ve encountered: You’re on your way home. It’s a familiar route. You’ve done this trip hundreds or thousands of times. Your mind drifts to other parts of your day. You think about the grocery list, the latest challenge with work or the kids. The next ... read on- How to Open a Child’s Savings Account for Your Military Kid
Anytime is a great time to open up a child’s savings account for your kid. As a new parent, I asked myself, “does my baby really need a savings account?”. I found out quickly that our friends and family are very generous with our son. Births, baptisms, birthdays, and holidays, ... read on- Canadian New Bank Account Promos (A Free iPad or $350 Cash)
Canadian Bank Account Promos for 2019 I remember a few years ago I needed a new tablet for school (specifically an iPad) but didn’t want to pay for one. I remember that the Canadian big five banks usually did a promotion where they gave away a new tablet for signing ... read on- Five years since moving to the country
Last week marked five years we moving to the country, when we swapped London for Suffolk, and Stoke Newington for the market town of Hadleigh. How do I know? Because we had to renew our… The post Five years since moving to the country appeared first on Much More ... read on- Side Hustle Ideas for People Who Want to Make Money From Home
Hey everyone — I just wanted to pop in and share this guest post I recently wrote for The Money Mix. It was such an awesome opportunity, and if you get the chance, you… Continue Reading… The post Side Hustle Ideas for People Who Want to Make Money From ... read on- Travel Diary: Road Tripping Around Nova Scotia
To kick off our summer 2019 travel plans, my partner and I took a week off work and hopped on a plane to spend some time in Nova Scotia. We were partly there for the Memorial Cup (go Guelph Storm Go), and partly just for the adventure. I had ... read on- How to Save Money on Groceries
Chances are food takes up a large portion of your monthly budget. So, if you’re looking to reduce spending, knowing how to save money on groceries would be a start. According to Dave Ramsey’s recommended budget percentages, you should set aside approximately 25% of your monthly income to food. ... read on- The Benefits Of Urban Neighbors
Growing up I never had real ‘neighbors’ – people you lean on and hang out with and form a community with. There were a few children in our cul-de-sac that we played with on occasion or watched a movie with, but those times were few and far between. To illustrate ... read on- Goals for 2019 – Mid Year Update
Oops, for the first half of 2019 I’ve been forgetting to blog a lot. My apologies, but you know what? Sometimes life gets in the way, and it’s good to vary your focus and intensity. So to break me in gently, here is my review and progress on my 2019 ... read on- How To Become a Full Time Blogger (I Went From $0 To $10,000 a Month)
You stumbled upon this blog post because you want to learn how to become a full time blogger. Why do you want to become a full time blogger? I ask you this question because it’s important to know why before you jump into it. There are many reasons why ... read on- Create a Health Notebook as Part of your Over 50 Plan
Does your health insurance coverage revv up your stress level? Beware: it will likely be coded as a pre-existing condition and you’ll be stuck paying all associated expenses related to the situation. Healthcare coverage is constantly making news and is a hot topic for government and politicians. As they ... read on- Busy Time with Hubs
Time sure goes by too fast when Hubs is home. It seems like there is always a long list of things that we need to do. Here are a few of the things we worked on during his home time: Our (ahem) floating dock. There was no way we could ... read on- 10 Wonderful Work From Home Nursing Jobs That Allows You To Be Anywhere
Being a registered nurse doesn’t mean that you need to work in a hospital to practice your profession. There is a rise in demand for digital services in medicine called “Telehealth.“ Telehealth services are a way that hospitals increase their cost-savings efficiency. This new industry also helps people who ... read on- Unique Father’s Day Card Ideas
We’re a few weeks out from Father’s Day, but it’s never too early to start thinking about what you’re going to get Dad! I already have a list of fun things Dad might like here – check out my Dad’s Gift Guide here. But what about the card for Dad? ... read on- Shameless Hacks: Public Speaking (A Bullshit Skill Worth Conquering)
Photo by Clem Onojeghuo on Unsplash Back when I was fresh out of college, I felt intense anxiety around public speaking. Even in front of a group of 20 or so coworkers, I could feel my cheeks burning long before I had to present anything, and would start to panic mid-sentence before even ... read on- Retired At 44 (Guest Post From A Non-Blogging, Work Optional High Cost Of Living Dwelling Lady)
I met Liz back in November of last year at the inaugural Cents Positive. While I was so excited to meet blogger friends in person, again or for the first time, I really hadn’t ... read on- Donating Stuff
This year I gave myself a challenge to get rid of 1,000 items from my home. So far, I’ve decluttered in my kitchen, closet, office, and medicine cabinet. I also started selling things on the Next Door App as a way to get rid of […] The post Donating Stuff ... read on- 5 Money Moves Everyone Should Take to Be Wealthy and Debt Free
This is a sponsored post by SAVVI Financial. All opinions are 100% our own. When it comes to getting your financial health in shape there is a lot to think about! It can be completely overwhelming, stressful, and filled with guilt. It’s easy to slip into the mindset that ... read on- GYM June 2019 Net Worth Update (-0.2%)
GYM June 2019 Net Worth Update: (-0.2%) Ughh blood bath! All the trade war uncertainties are making investors very nervous and making the net worth update lag. Keep calm and invest on, I am trying to tell myself. I decided a few net worth updates ago to keep the actual ... read on- Growing my money – is it too late to start investing in my 40s?
Disclosure: Please note that I may benefit from purchases made through some of the links below, at no cost to you. Investing. The word brings chills down my spine. It is a world of unknowns, a mysterious realm. Especially when you don’t work in the finance industry or has had ... read on- Reaching Financial Independence with Kids
Congratulations! You just found out you’re expecting a little one in your family. You’re on your path to Financial Independence, and you’re more than happy to add to your brood. Here’s our personal account of our journey to try and reach FI with a child. This is fairly new to ... read on- How to Travel When You’re Saving for Financial Goals
So many people think that travel is prohibitively expensive. They think, “I can’t afford to travel internationally.” But international travel can be downright inexpensive, if you travel to the right areas and use some tricks to keep your costs down.Is it a good decision to travel when you’re saving for ... read on- How to Teach Your Kids to Tithe
Jessica Brodie is an award-winning Christian novelist, journalist, editor, blogger, and writing coach and the recipient of the 2018 American Christian Fiction Writers Genesis Award for her novel, The Memory Garden. She is also the editor of the South Carolina United Methodist Advocate, the oldest newspaper in […] The post How to ... read on- How to Pay Off Your Student Loans
Today, I’m excited to share a guest post from Andrew Rombach. Andrew & I have been exchanging emails about his journey and experience in paying off his student loans. Unfortunately, many Americans are riddled with student loan debt (as was I) and so I’m always interested in sharing different ways ... read on- Power outages and financial drills
As much as losing our power irks me, I remind myself that test runs are a good thing. They help you expose the flaws in your otherwise theoretical emergency planning with minimal pain. With storm season, the winds were glad to oblige us with a couple power outages to highlight ... read on- My Money Checklist for Traveling
The best piece of travel advice I’ve ever heard is to pack half the amount of things that you think you need and twice the amount ... read on- Meal Prep Monday: Preparing For Vacation!
Ever since I helped a friend research Ireland for her social studies paper in middle school, I’ve wanted to visit Ireland. When I was twenty, I spent a semester studying abroad in London, which was absolutely fantastic! My dream was to live in London, and my parents gave me the ... read on- What Are Sinking Funds and Are They Smart To Have?
It can be overwhelming to learn how to manage your money and build a financially secure future. Paying down debt, budgeting, tracking expenses, saving an emergency fund, and opening investment accounts take patience and focus. You’ve made good progress some months, but sticking to a budget and saving money has ... read on- 8 Best Cash Envelope Wallets in 2019
One of the best ways to reach your saving goals is to use the cash envelope system. If you don’t have the cash on you, you can’t spend it. It’s as easy as that. The trick is keeping everything neat and organized without carrying around a bunch of envelopes ... read on- 5 Fun Things To Do On Father’s Day
Father’s Day is quickly approaching – did you know that? Since it’s Summer Savings all this month, I decided to combine fun and cool activities to do with Dad this Father’s Day. Most of them are very affordable too, which means you don’t have to sweat to death, you ... read on- BEST CURRENT FREEBIES TO HELP STRETCH YOUR BUDGET
I love Freebies of all kinds but especially freebies that help stretch our normal grocery budget every week. I typically share these types of free items over on my social media pages but I thought it might also be beneficial to have a post on my website which I update ... read on- Evaluating Debt Payoff Strategies
This article is a guest post from Dr. David Graham, MD, CFP, who is a practicing Infectious Disease physician and blogs at FiPhysician.com. He also has a CFP and provides a fee-only financial planning ... read on- Debt news – June 9
My pick of last week’s news is the FCA’s final rules on overdrafts. Tweet of the week Day made by getting a bailiff company to repay almost £700 to a constituent who was intimidated into finding money she had no liability for. But the behaviour of the bailiff in question ... read on- How to Eat with $20 a Month for Groceries
I stumbled upon a Reddit thread a few months back with someone asking for advice on how to eat with a $20 a month food budget. Although the thread was a few years old, I realized that far too many people are food insecure, and although ... read on - How Much is Enough for an Emergency Fund?
The last few months have been a cycle of getting to see blogger friends in person – either again or for the first time – likely because now is probably the best time ... 
Welcome to another week of the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup. I started this series after months of debate because I wasn’t certain I wanted to up the ante and commit to ... 
Are kids expensive? Are kids cheap?No one knows and everyone claims they do.The only thing I actually know is that there are plenty of ways to be ... 
I met Liz back in November of last year at the inaugural 
The best piece of travel advice I’ve ever heard is to pack half the amount of things that you think you need and twice the amount