[share_sc] This is a guest post by Jeff Rose, CFP®. Jeff blogs at GoodFinancialCents.com and just published his first book, Soldier of Finance. You can check it on Amazon and other major book retailers. Jeff previously shared The Danger in Comparing Yourself to Others with our community here at Man Vs. Debt. “We really don’t …
[share_sc] This is a guest post by Ivan Chan. Ivan is the founder of Wealthy Without Worry, a Star Wars fan and a martial artist. In his latest quest, Ivan teaches professionals how to make smart money decisions that fit their lifestyles. Check out what he does here. You know you should get it done. But instead, you’re …
[share_sc] This is a post from Oli Lewington. Oli is a storyteller: a writer, filmmaker and social media specialist who helps people, brands and businesses tell their stories in a way that entertains and enchants their customers, clients and fans. You can connect with him on Twitter or Google+. Habits underpin everything we do. If you don’t …
Squirrel It Away For the Future: Top 5 Practical Tips For Building a Saving Habit Read More »
[share_sc] This is a post from Oli Lewington. Oli is a storyteller: a writer, filmmaker and social media specialist who helps people, brands and businesses tell their stories in a way that entertains and enchants their customers, clients and fans. You can connect with him on Twitter or Google+. I’m in debt. There, I said it. …
Why Owning Up to Ourselves is the Most Important Step Read More »
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Joan Concilio, Man Vs. Debt community manager. Read more about Joan. A couple of months ago, Chris and I were browsing in a local antique store and he picked something up and said, “Hey, Joan, this is totally a Man Vs. Debt post!” He’d found a 1939 pamphlet on “Money …
Money Management for the Family: Some TRULY Timeless Tips Read More »
[share_sc] The most oft-recited “nugget” about kids, besides that they don’t let you sleep, is that they’re expensive. Calculators exist so you can estimate how much money you’re going to spend on them in a given year. (Oddly, most of these calculators don’t include health insurance which is, so far, the only thing we’ve spent …
