[share_sc] This week’s focus is on “Balance,” specifically the “Balanced Money Formula,” from the book All Your Worth by Elizabeth Warren and Amelia Tyagi. Since this is a topic I struggle with on a daily basis, I am excited to hear the hosts’ unique experiences with balance in their own lives. For those of you …
Maintaining Balance: Is Getting Out Of Debt A “Need” Or “Want”? Read More »
This week’s links come early due to the fact that I’ve recently been battling the stomach flu. I’d prefer to run these over the weekend, however today is your lucky day as they’ve been bumped up due to my illness! This week was a great one for personal finance around the web. The entire month …
[share_sc] As many of you know, my wife and I are relocating our Headquarters to Australia in early June. As the date creeps closer and closer, I find myself trying to organize our budget and bills to reflect this upcoming change. One area we know we did not plan well was our Verizon cell phone …
“Shut Up And Call”: How I Saved $175 On My Verizon Cell Phone Bill Read More »
[share_sc] Over the weekend, I went down to a friends house to hang out with a couple of my guy friends. While I was there another friend asked me for some tips on calling and getting one of his credit card interest rates reduced. He opened a credit card statement he had brought and showed …
The Real Price of Spending While In Debt: $6.25 Footlongs… Read More »
Most of you have heard by now of the Personal Finance Hour hosted by J.D. of Get Rich Slowly and Jim of Bargaineering. If you haven’t heard of the concept yet, it’s an hour-long talk radio show about all types of personal finance issues. It is hosted by Blog Talk Radio (streamed live) and this …
[share_sc] Of all the chapters in all the books I’ve read in my life, one has impacted me more than any other. It was Chapter 2, “Money Ain’t What It Used to Be–and Never Was”, in the book Your Money Or Your Life by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin. The chapter outlines perspectives on money …
