[share_sc] Tonight’s topic is all about “Cars,” or rather most likely transportation in general. Over the last 10 years, I’ve had a wide variety of experiences when it comes to transportation. It all began in 1997, with a… 1976 Chevy Impala My very first car was an absolute tank. A 16th birthday gift, I have …
[share_sc] We are officially under attack! For the last 6 months, we’ve certainly been on the offensive in our War on Debt. However, within the last two days, we’ve found ourselves reeling from damage brought on by House Fever! Here’s a top-secret photo of the primary enemy: This might not look like much to some …
[share_sc] I recently received an e-mail from Jon, a Man Vs. Debt reader, discussing his views on my recent post about Maintaining Balance: Is Getting Out Of Debt A Need Or Want. In his e-mail he reflected on how his he and his wife had juggled their own balance issue while climbing out of debt: …
Welcome Unclutter-ers!… Don’t forget to subscribe via RSS or get fresh updates via e-mail! [share_sc] As some of you may know, I worked part-time this season at a national tax preparation chain. Initially, I was looking for something to do part-time as I wound down my real estate business and prepared for our impending move …
Random Lessons Learned While Preparing Taxes This Season Read More »
[share_sc] This week’s topic is on “Couple’s Finances.” Whenever this topic is presented, the discussion usually drifts to the pros and cons of Joint Finances vs. Separate Finances. There are some pretty intense feelings on both sides, which almost always leads into interesting articles and ensuing comments. For me… I just can’t wrap my head …
Married With Separate Finances: I Just Don’t Get It Read More »
[share_sc] I first read about the concept of creating a financial network map from Jim over at Wallet Hacks. Since then, I’ve become very interested in how other people set-up their financial accounts. Some of my favorite posts involve other bloggers discussing their unique systems and preferences for handling their own accounts. What exactly is …
