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- Monthly Financial Update: January 2019
Again, I think this is one of those months where I am way too hard ... read on - Debt Snowball: Reducing your Debt QuicklyDebt Snowball: Reducing your Debt Quickly No, I’m not talking about The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life, I’m talking about the other snowball, the debt snowball. I ... read on
- 25+ Easy Freezer Meals To Make Amazing Dinners In Less TimeWe all have those days where we’re just plain out of time to prepare a healthy dinner for our families and fall back on takeout or a drive-thru to at ... read on
- What Can Race Car Driving Teach us About our Finances?I want to share some valuable financial takeaways from an unlikely source – a fiction book. Typically, I read non-fiction; however, I started incorporating some fiction into my life. Firstly, ... read on
- The Best Souvenir You Can Bring Back from an International TripThis weekend, Mr. ThreeYear came back from spending a week in Brazil. He brought back the best souvenir from his trip, as usual. He’s been on a lot of ... read on
- What I Needed to Hear About Making Work Optional & A Book Giveaway!Woohoo! What do financially-savvy and frugal people ... read on
- Daydreaming about spending oodles of moneyHow would you spend… The dogs and I were walking enjoying a rare spot of sunshine while my mind wandered over to J. Money’s post on what you’d do with ... read on
- Wedding Hacks With Your Guests In Mind
- Maybe fear SHOULD motivate our financesSherry over at Save. Spend. Spluge. recently asked an important question: What drives your financial decisions? Unfortunately, I came up with my answer all too quickly: fear. Fear itself Fear ... read on
- How to Save Money By Air Drying LaundryI have a very complex love-hate relationship with air drying laundry. In fact, from the outside looking in, one might think that it’s a strictly “love” relationship because I have ... read on
- #178: How to Make Work Optional, with Tanja HesterTanja Hester retired at age 38. She had a negative net worth until her late 20’s, thanks to a combination of student loans, buying expensive cocktails and clothes, ... read on
- Don’t let Others Berate You For Your Kindness
It is a strange world we live in. Both inside the personal finance blogosphere and outside. A world where it is sometimes seem as more important to not get “scammed” ... read on- January 2019 Income & Profit Report
It’s time for my first Income and Profit report of the new year. Here’s how my side hustles fared in January. But first! Let me tell you what I ... read on- My Boyfriend Sucks with Money – Moving Sucks Part 2
Surprise! Welcome to a brand new episode of “My Boyfriend Sucks with Money”! We’ve been promising to return for a few weeks now, and we never ... read on- Is Disneyland’s MaxPass worth it? 9 People Who Shouldn’t Buy MaxPass
We used Disneyland’s MaxPass on more than 30 days this year, and even though we paid $400 for our family to access MaxPass all year as Disneyland Annual Passholders, we ... read on- What Should Grown-ups Spend Money on?
Children are so insightful! I asked my eight-year-old soon-to-be step-daughter if she had any questions about money, and her very first question was “what should ... read on- The Importance of Saying “Thank You”
She explains that saying “thank you” allows you to let go of items that you don’t love but that you feel compelled to keep anyway. Expressing this gratitude gives us ... read on- How to Save Money on your Gym Membership using Health Insurance
Budgeting for FitnessI have a confession to make:I ... read on- Sunday Sharing Vol: 26
- Debt news – February 17
My pick of last week’s news is the evidence on bailiffs submitted to the Ministry of Justice consultation. Tweet of the week A reader gets a refund of more than ... read on- PRODUCTS THAT I LOVE AND WHY I RECOMMEND THEM
Spending your hard earned money on valuable products can be hard to do. It’s very tough to know what to spend it on and what not to spend it on. ... read on- 101 Fascinating Money Facts
Hello frugalists! Presidents Day is just around the corner, and you know what else prominently features Presidents? Money! What better way to celebrate Presidents Day than to talk about money? ... read on- The Money Rundown – February 16, 2019
The Money Rundown is a collection of articles and other content I’ve enjoyed over the week and think you’ll find beneficial. My goal is to empower as many of you to ... read on- Don’t let credit rating worries make your debts worse
If you have too much debt, you may not want to do anything that will harm your credit score. But do you have any better alternatives? That depends on three ... read on- How To Make Money Blogging (Make An Extra $1,000+/Month)
How to make money blogging I bet you’re here because you’re wondering how to start a blog and make money online. Just over a year ago when I discovered that ... read on- Saving Money at Disney World
The capstone on our Florida trip was Disney World. We had gone not all that long ago, and I had politely put in a complaint about accessibility issues at ... read on- Weather Rant
Our road I’ll try not to make this entire post about our weather, but ... read on- Friday’s Frugal Five (Snowpocolypse Edition)l
- Friday’s Frugal Five (Snowpocolypse Edition)
- [-$29,900] I’m in the 20’s! : That Sounds Like Berries to Me!
Welcome to the Roaring 20’s! Today is a big money day for me. I woke up this morning and immediately checked my bank balance. You know, as I do. ... read on- How to Get Free Internet – The Legal Way
The internet sure has come a long way since it first came out, but it’s also gotten more and more expensive. But have you ever thought about the possibility that ... read on- PF Blog Round Up: Snowmageddon Edition
PF Blog Round Up: Snowmageddon Edition Vancouver had a big dump of snow recently… and so like usual Vancouver fashion, everyone panics because they think their all season tires ... read on- My Capsule Wardrobe Came with its Own Luggage
By now, you’ve probably heard the term “capsule wardrobe” a thousand times. Maybe you’ve toyed with the idea of creating one but haven’t gotten around to it. We actually create one ... read on- What Will Tank Your Frugality, Fast
- The Groovies: Two Ungrateful Wretches, Redux
Hello, groovy freedomist. Last week, our newest episode of Talking Trash was supposed to be about our lack of gratefulness for Obamacare. But I totally screwed up. Instead of uploading ... read on- Good Things Friday (1)
I’ve been tweeting good things in my daily #GoodThingsThread hashtag to promote a more positive mindset. As a dyed in the wool pessimist, I have to actively push to think ... read on- How I Saved Tons Of Money During My Baby’s First Year
In honor of Littlewoods turning ONE YEAR OLD this month, I’m enshrining my ideas on how to be frugal with infants. ALL of my ideas. Seriously, I don’t think I ... read on- My Mathematically Stupid Mortgage Payoff Strategy
My families decision to focus on paying off a 2.75% mortgage sounds more and more mathematically stupid every day. Interest rates are now in the 2-3% risk free range. Today ... read on- What You Need to Know Before You Start Travel Hacking
Can you really travel for free with your kids? Yes. People earn thousands of dollars a year in credit card rewards, without racking up debt, to travel the world. If ... read on- How to Get Paid $500+/Month Watching Movies & Videos
Do you love movies and consider yourself a “movie buff”? What if I were to tell you that you no longer had to pay to go to the movies? Well, ... read on- Swapping spending diaries with Mrs Mummypenny
I do love spending diaries. I’ve written before about how I reckon a spending diary can change your life. But know what I love even more than my own ... read on- 10 Affirmations To Build A Healthier Relationship With Money And My Lazy Ways To Use Them
The self-help industry is FULL of discussion surrounding affirmations. But what are they and how can they help you with your money problems? What are affirmations? ... read on- MobileXpression Review – Is It Legit?
Confession: I’m a sucker for anything that tells me it can save me money or easily earn me money. And that is what brings me here. MobileXpression claims it ... read on- Book Review: Richer Than A Millionaire: A Pathway to True Prosperity
Flowers at the farmers market, Bogota, Colombia In follow-up to the best seller, The Millionaire Next Door, authors William D. Danko and Richard J. Van Ness posit that “even if millionaire status is attained, ... read on- Why I Support Universal Basic Income
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post explaining the basics behind universal basic income. I never said whether I supported the idea or not, but ... read on- Why Being Single On the Debt Free Journey Is Awesome
On my drive home from work one day I was reflecting on what I should do that evening. Usually I have my routine – go home, cook dinner, eat dinner, ... read on- The Power of Compounding Interest: Get Rich with Just £100 a Month
Your biggest danger is not a correction or a bear market, it’s being out of the market. Compound interest is the magic of interest over interest. It’s the magic of ... read on- How to Manage Financial Expectations in Marriage
How to Manage Financial Expectations in Marriage Related Post: How to Get on the Same Financial Page as Your Spouse After almost 3 years of marriage, I sit ... read on- People are Basically Creative – Featuring Michelle from Savvy History
- Living A Better Life Interview – Money Stir
The post Living A Better Life Interview – Money Stir appeared first on Life For The Better. ... read on- Just a little (link) love: Do unto others edition
The Racial Wealth Gap This measles outbreak is horrifying. Anti-vaxxers are terrible people. Are You Selling Yourself Short Professionally?: As women, I think we tend to sell ourselves short when ... read on- The $1,200 gym visit
One trip to the gym cost Morag Barrett $1,200. Specifically, one trip and no follow-up visits cost her $1,200 in membership fees. While that’s an extreme example, a lot of gym-goers ... read on- Ethical Investing 01: Introducing Swedish Trine
This post is not sponsored or affiliated in any way. I just want to share companies I find who may help us make more sustainable, ethical investing choices that benefit ... read on- What Does Money REALLY mean To You?
I’ve been asking some serious questions over on my instagram page lately – and I’ve had varying but interesting responses! Here were my questions: “What money ... read on- Am I Out of Touch Financially?
We surround ourselves with people like ourselves. I’ve been wondering lately though…is perspective skewed by those you surround yourself with? Look around and you’ll see that people choose their friends ... read on- Is Work Optional Anything New? (+Giveaway!)
Disclaimer: I received a free, advance copy of Work Optional for review purposes and personally know the author, Tanja Hester. I am not being paid to write this review, but as ... read on- Betterment Review 2019: The Perfect Place to Start Investing
Not that long ago, it seemed like the only people who were able to invest were rich old men who worked on Wall Street. Luckily for us, investing is becoming ... read on- 2019 Financial Goals
Not a super sexy title and behind on the times, but I needed some time to really think about what my goals were. 2018 was so financially motivated that now, ... read on- Are car loans worth giving up $1 million dollars?
If you have seen the news headlines recently, then you know many people are in debt up to their eyeballs. What you may not have known is that car ... read on- Pursuing FIRE as a single
It’s Valentine’s Day today! A commercialisation of romance? Or a genuine celebration of love and commitment? Guess that depends on where you are in the relationship spectrum. I am a ... read on- Why Am I Poor? What To Do When You Are Tired of Struggling Financially
Daily Successful Living How To Stop Being Poor – 10 Steps To Change The Way You Manage Your Money Why am I poor? People ask me this question all the ... read on- Ebates Review 2019: Is This Cash Back App Worth Your Time?
With a lot of money making ideas out there on the web, it’s good to know the ones that will be the best use of your time. A great way ... read on- Disney on Ice: Mickey’s Search Party Comes to #Pittsburgh
This past weekend, I took the kids to see Monster Jam Triple Threat. I initially wanted to go primarily to watch the enjoyment on my kids’ faces, but once ... read on- FedLoan Servicing Review 2019: How to Avoid Common Servicing Problems and Solutions
Without something like FedLoan Servicing, if you want to go to college and get a degree, you’re going to be paying a lot of money for the privilege. Unless your ... read on- How To Master Your Budget With An Irregular Income
If your income varies and you’re never sure how much you’ll be making each month, you may think you can’t budget with an irregular income. While it may be challenging, ... read on- Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays: Week 21 Roundup
Welcome to another week of the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup. I started this series ... read on- Credit Sesame Review 2019 – The Best Free Credit Score Company
Your credit score is incredibly important when it comes to big financial decisions (and small ones!) – and Credit Sesame is a company that can help with understanding and improving ... read on- InboxDollars Review 2019: How to Make Extra Money with This Paid Survey Site
We all want to make extra money. If someone says they don’t, they’re most likely lying. And one possible way to make money without working too hard is to sign ... read on- Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing Review 2019 – A Must Have Blogging Course
Did you know you can make money online promoting others products and service? Luckily there is a little thing called affiliate marketing which allows you to do just that. If ... read on- Inner Scorecard vs Outer Scorecard: My Just Right Inner Scorecard Husband
The Inner vs Outer Scorecard: My Just Right Inner Scorecard Husband In honour of Valentine’s Day tomorrow, I thought I would share a bit about my just right inner scorecard ... read on- Student Loan Forgiveness: Some Thoughts To Consider
Should I go for student loan forgiveness or not? Not too long ago, student loan debt was like any other debt. You borrowed “x” amount, and you were expected to ... read on- How to Save Money on Summer Camp
Choosing the right summer camp can be stressful. Here are some tips to keep summer camp costs down while making sure your child has a great time! [Continue reading] Continue reading ... read on- Ibotta Review 2019: Can I Really Make Cash Back Grocery Shopping?
Did you know there is a money-saving app that will literally pay you cash back for buying everyday items? You can even team up with your friends and family to ... read on- Robinhood Review 2019 – The Best Free Stock Trading App
What if I were to tell you that you could trade individual stocks for FREE. You read that right, Robinhood is the next generation of mobile investing. We have been ... read on- Personal Finance Bloggers of Color – Enoch from Savvy New Canadians
Welcome to our Personal Finance Bloggers of Color interview series! Our goal with this series is to highlight the experiences and perspectives of people of color in terms of ... read on- Affordable Cruelty-Free Products that Make you Feel Fab
Care about the environment, your health, and the safety of animals? But also need to keep your budget under control? There’s good news for you! Cruelty-free personal care and makeup ... read on- Cinch Financial Review 2019: The Financial Advisor You Can Fit in Your Pocket
This post is sponsored by Cinch Financial. All opinions are 100% ours. If you have been following our blog for a while now you know how much we LOVE personal ... read on- VIPKID Teacher Review 2019: Can You Actually Make Money Online Teaching English?
Have you ever dreamed of the day you can roll out of bed, head into your home office, and make money working from home? Well look no further all you ... read on- Survey Junkie Review 2019: Spoiler It’s 100% Legit!
Taking online surveys is a great way to make some extra cash. The problem is knowing which companies you can trust and actually earn money from. We have been getting a ... read on- 5 Lessons I Learned from Changing Careers in My 30s
Several years ago, when I was 36, I was offered a job at my local elementary school. It was perfect for a lot of reasons: it was part-time, it was ... read on- Beware of Vicebergs
Don’t ask me why, but my twisted mind last week thought it would be interesting to equate some of my vices to icebergs. Here’s my reasoning. I’m told by Google that ... read on- A $134 Permanent Hotel Room: My Honda Fit Car Camper
THIS POST CONTAINS AFFILIATE LINKS. PLEASE READ MY DISCLOSURE FOR MORE INFO. If you follow me on Facebook, you may remember that last year I was looking to buy a car. And ... read on- Scary Tales Of That One Time I Used A CPA
This is the time of year where people are debating whether they should use tax software, head to a tax center, or hire a CPA. One year I decided out ... read on- My kid and notes from Year 3.11
The conversation that broke my heart Checking in with JB’s preschool teacher, they told us that ze was really eager to share zir art with classmates, and oh, by the ... read on- How to Get on the Same Page with Your Spouse about Money
You’ve discovered the personal finance community online, and you’re really motivated to get on top of this money thing. You’ve seen the light and want to tell everyone. Your spouse? ... read on- Frugally Awesome…or Awkward: Toddler Clothes and Toys Edition
We made a choice ... read on- Breaking Out of the Credit Card Cycle
Cycles. A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order. Have you ever thought about how many cycles you’re simultaneously going through in your life? How ... read on- How to Stick to Your Debt Payoff Plan
Making and sticking to a debt payoff plan can be a scary and daunting task. Tackling debt often involves grappling with our unhealthy relationships to spending, addressing deficits in our ... read on- Ask the Bitches: How Do I Stop Myself from Judging Homeless People?
I have a question about maintaining empathy in this capitalist hellscape. I live in NYC and there are homeless people everywhere. I can remember being a kid ... read on- The terrifying truth parents need to know about student loans
Many parents worry that their children will leave university saddled with enormous student loans. The terrifying truth? Student loans aren’t big enough. With horrendous headlines about students graduating with ... read on- Guest Post on Thrifty Thrivers
Hello FOGTA Readers, I did another guest post. I am proud of myself on this since it was one of my big goals for the next six months of From One Geek to Another. ... read on- Play YOUR Game
I watched friends play in a Pickleball Tournament yesterday. It wasn’t a big, scary tournament. They weren’t playing for anything but their pride. But it was their first and they ... read on- How to Use Undebt.it to Pay Off Debt
Over the years, I’ve come across many apps claiming to help you pay off debt faster. They’ll transfer money from your account and “do the work for you,” but do ... read on- Valentine’s Day for Kids: Love On Them (On the Cheap!)
When it comes to Valentine’s Day, you can’t forget your favorite munchkins! Show your love with these adorable Valentine Gifts for kids…sure to get a smile! It was a quiet, ... read on- My First Official Post-Shopping Ban Purchase
When the clock was winding down on my year-long shopping ban, everyone was asking me the same thing – are you itching to buy anything? My honest answer every time ... read on- Encouragement Challenge: You and Your Valentine
Red is my favorite color. Not just any red, mind you, but that bluish red that all the Valentine’s Day décor comes out in. It’s my favorite, and I just ... read on- 3 Ways to Live with Intention
Now that you know how to get unstuck, it’s time to focus on living with intention. But what does this mean? If you’ve figured out what you value and have ... read on- Why I’m Never Getting Married
My partner and I recently celebrated a decade of being together and with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, this seems like the perfect time to dive into another ‘weird’ ... read on- What happens in an IVA if I am made redundant?
Losing your job can be a big problem for your IVA unless you can get a new job quickly. Having redundancy pay can help through this period – but some of ... read on- Why University Should Be Your Backup, Not Your First Choice (+ What You Should Do Instead 👀)
I believe university should be your last resort, not your first choice. Meaning, the first thing you should do when you graduate high school is not university. Note the I believe. ... read on- Why University Should Be Your Backup, Not First Choice (+ What You Should Do Instead 👀)
I believe university should be your last resort, not your first choice. Meaning, the first thing you should do when you graduate high school is not university. Note the I believe. ... read on- A Note to Young Adults: Don’t Go to University, Do This Instead 👀
I believe university should be your last resort, not your first choice. Meaning, the first thing you should do when you graduate high school is not university. Note the I believe. ... read on- Expat Journey Through the UK and the USA
Hi! I’m Ruby, you probably know me from this blog, or the other blog, through Instagram, Facebook, or on Twitter. You may even know me from offline so hello hello! ... read on- My Sister Brittany’s Visit to Iowa
One of the most exciting things about being a military wife is all of the cool places that my husband and I could potentially live. Hawaii, ... read on- Lost keys are expensive
Getting an extra key made has been on the list for the 3+ years we’ve ... read on- Valentine’s DNA
With Valentine’s Day coming up, I’ve been wanting to do a new, holiday-centric piece. I wasn’t exactly sure where to take it this year, though. I wasn’t feeling incredibly ... read on- Tips and Tricks to Save Money Every Time You Shop Online
As of 2016, there were 3.5 billion internet users all around the world. We rely on internet connectivity for practically everything, from personal communication to professional connections. And of course, ... read on- Startup Chronicles: The Myth of Startup Martyrdom
Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash Startup companies are a unique blend of masochism and endless hope. Unless they’re founded (and funded) by industry vets that can devote ample time and money to ... read on- Meal Prep Monday: G-BOMBS Galore!
Homemade applesauce is one of my favorite comfort foods, and the craving struck as I was walking to the gym Thursday morning. Iovine Brothers at Reading Terminal Market usually carries ... read on- Work Optional: Retire Early the Non-Penny-Pinching Way (Book Review + Giveaway)
When I was offered the opportunity to receive an early copy of Work Optional: Retire ... read on- When One Spouse is F.I.
I have a confession to make. I’m F.I.–financially illiterate. The main reason we are on FIRE is because my husband Dragon Guy works in finance and has lots of knowledge ... read on- When Can This Single Mom Retire?
When Can This Single Mom Retire? I really enjoy reading the Globe and Mail’s Financial Facelift series or the Financial Post’s, but sometimes I find them a little un-relatable ... read on- Wealth and Health: Reaching for FI is Useful No Matter What Your Plans
The best way to predict the future is to create it.” – Abraham Lincoln Thinking 5, 10, or 20 years into your future is super helpful. Because when you think ... read on- How to Save for Emergency Medical Expenses
We’ve had seven doctor appointments and two emergency room visits over the past two months. Not to mention, I’m going to start earning frequent flier miles at our local pharmacy. ... read on- How to: Payment Plans and Your Medical Bills
When you are feeling under the weather and have to go to the doctor or, in extreme situations, the hospital, it’s not always clear what the final bill will be ... read on- This is Not a Dress Rehearsal
I went shopping the other day. Shocking, right? I preach frugality and yet I had the audacity to shop. Haha, all things in moderation. Anyway, I bought a fancy dress ... read onFooter
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- Don’t let Others Berate You For Your Kindness
Again, I think this is one of those months where I am way too hard ... 
Woohoo! What do financially-savvy and frugal people ... 
Our road I’ll try not to make this entire post about our weather, but ... 
The snow started before we returned home from 
Welcome to another week of the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup. I started this series ... 
We made a choice
Getting an extra key made has been on the list for the 3+ years we’ve ... 
When I was offered the opportunity to receive an early copy of Work Optional: Retire ... 
