This month, I started saving up for my liberty fund. Saving up $30,000 is not easy, but it is a goal that I know I can attain. Here is how my month broke down.
September 2012 Earnings and Net Worth Update Read More »
As fall begins, students around the country are heading back to school. Just this week, my sister had her first day in medical school. (Proud, gushing brother) My sister, and many millions of others, are taking on new student loans this year. When you get a new student loan, you can choose your provider, and it is important to do the research to find a good fit for your needs.
College Student Loan Providers Read More »
I have written about who should pay for the first date in the past. We have also discussed how to save money when in a longer term relationship. Today, though, I am interested in how much you share about your finances, and what you expect to know, when in a new relationship.
How Much About Money Do You Share with Your New Honey? Read More »
I am excited to share with you the awesome video of me telling Denver how to start a blog that doesn’t suck.
How to Start a Blog that Doesn’t Suck Read More »
In the past, I have written about the importance of an emergency fund many times, and have even given you updates on my progress to save up cash just in case. I have decided that am emergency fund is not good enough for my current situation, and I am saving up for something new I am calling a “Liberty Fund.”
Moving Past the Emergency Fund: The Liberty Fund Read More »
If you own your own home, you might like to do upgrades yourself. I have often debated hiring a professional or doing projects myself, but if you decide to do it yourself, you will need the tools for the job.
Buying or Renting Tools for Home Improvement Projects Read More »
