Updating my About Me page has been on my to-do list for several weeks now. Since the beginning of the blog, I’ve had a very generic About page and I’ve realized that most of you actually know very little about me. If you fall into this category, I hope you will consider this post a …
[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 »
“Debt has been sold to us so aggressively, so loudly, and so often that to imagine living without debt requires myth-busting. Debt is so ingrained into our culture that most Americans can’t even envision a car without a payment … a house without a mortgage … a student without a loan … and credit without …
I can’t believe it’s Friday again and time for another round of my favorite links from around the web! First, I owe you all some gratitude. Thanks to you, this has been my best week by far. We’ve set records in page views, unique visitors, subscribers, comments, and e-mail feedback! Thanks so much! If you …
[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 …
[share_sc] Identity Theft is the fastest growing white collar crime in the world. The FTC has stated that there are over 9 million cases of identity theft per year in the United States alone! Even if you’ve been able to avoid any issues thus far, chances are that you know someone whose identity has been …
