Although I don’t normally post on Tuesdays, I decided to make an exception today to plug an awesome project. Over on the blog Free Pursuits, on of my blogging friends, Corbett Barr, has just released a FREE e-book entitled, New Economy Superstar. Note: Everytime I read the title I think of Mary Katherine Gallagher. Anyone …
[share_sc] I’ve had it. I’m going to lose it if I hear one more person say, “Well… if you aren’t responsible with credit cards, then obviously you should cancel them.” Or, “If you can’t control yourself, then it makes sense to get rid of your credit cards.” I’m sick of people implying that irresponsibility is …
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[share_sc] I finally get to unveil a new feature on Man Vs. Debt that I’ve been putting off for way too long. From this day on, Courtney and I will be publicly sharing our financial life on a permanent page of the site. We’ll be tracking our income, expenses, balances, and budget out in the …
[share_sc] Could you? When we were getting ready to move overseas, Courtney and I made an item-by-item list of everything we were going to be taking. I shared it here with everyone and it is still one of the most viewed posts on the site. Over the last four months of traveling around, though, we’ve …
Milligan is excited that we are once again packing everything we own into only what we can carry. Yesterday, the hosts we were house-sitting for returned from their own overseas trip. So we packed up and headed for our new 1-bedroom downtown apartment that we had leased earlier last week. Other than having no …
[share_sc] By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of The Latte Factor. Cutting out a $5 purchase per day (let’s say, a latte), will result in just under $1,000,000 dollars over 40 years. The concept is mind-numbingly simple: Over time, our small, daily purchases cost us much more than we may initially realize. “It’s only $5” …
