Amanda and I love to travel but I don’t love the costs associated with paying for it. We’re very blessed that Amanda has great employment benefits which alleviate some travel costs, but we still take measures to ensure that we don’t spend more than we have to.
Cancer Policy
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I don’t sell financial products, and if it’s up to me, I never will. Sometimes I wonder how it can even be legal to sell some of the crap that’s on the market.
Don’t Let a Home Become a Financial Burden
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Now is a time of the year that a lot of people are buying houses or at least considering it. Don’t let that become a decision that you regret.
Personal Finance Isn’t a To Do List
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We all procrastinate sometimes – doing laundry, taking out the trash, going to the gym, handling personal finances.
Financial Relationships
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If you’re in a relationship, then I’m willing to bet that one of you is more of the “money person” and one is more of the “free-spirited person”.
Break Down Goals Into Smaller Goals
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I think it’s important to identify realistic financial goals and break them down into smaller goals to help ensure that you’ll accomplish what you’d like and that you will be able to adequately pay for them.
Millennial Money Mistakes
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I read an article titled The 3 Biggest Money Mistakes Millennials Make the other day that hit home with me because they’re things that I notice every day.
Tax Day 2018
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April 17 is Tax Day in 2018 in the US. You often hear that the tax code is 70,000 pages, but most credible sources say that it’s “only” 2,600 pages long. Have you read them all?
Home Purchase Considerations
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Spring time is the best time to sell your home – we’ve all heard this one before, right?