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• Ostrich to Hawk: My Money Management Evolution
  

  The resounding advice for someone looking to control their finances is to know your finances. We all hear this advice: you should know how much money is coming in, how much money is going out, and ultimately where that money is going. Similar to many others, I did not follow this advice for a long time. And I don’t regret it. There are two ends of ... Read the article >>>
  From: Financial MechanicPublished: 10-20-2018
• Should You Invest in a Roth or Traditional 401k?
  

  When it comes to how to invest your money, the decisions you have to make sometime seem endless.  And, well, they kind of are endless. But this doesn’t mean you should not start investing your money or that you won’t be able to make good decisions. A little education will go a long way (I promise!). One such decision is what type of account to ... Read the article >>>
  From: Good Life. Better.Published: 10-20-2018
• Your Neighbor is an Iceberg
  

  Hey all! We have a bonus special feature today! Ryan, from over at Arrest your Debt, is a super awesome blogger and one of the most supportive and engaging people I know on Twitter (seriously, check him out on Twitter, you won’t be disappointed!). Ryan wanted to share a guest post about the illusion of wealth and keeping up with the ... Read the article >>>
  From: Partners in FIREPublished: 10-20-2018
• INTERVIEW WITH A HIGH COLA DOCTOR….QUESTIONS ANSWERED PART 3
  

  I have had the pleasure of interviewing a retired doctor from a very High Cost of Living Area (vHCOLA).  His interview spanned 2 posts.  Now I will publish his responses to some of the comments on this blog and the White Coat Investor forum.  The original posts are here and here.  The WCI forum threads are here and here.   I thought Qschool asked ... Read the article >>>
  From: Doctor of Finance, MDPublished: 10-20-2018
• Inflation, the Destroyer of FIRE
  

  Inflation, the Destroyer of FIRE A Quick Preamble This post is dark. FIRE posts tend to be super upbeat and confident, but this is not one of those posts. High inflation or hyperinflation is a massively destructive force, and you need to know about it. In engineering, you’re taught to look at all risks. If a risk is remote, but its consequences are catastrophic, you ... Read the article >>>
  From: MSO LifePublished: 10-20-2018
• Here’s How Different Stock/Bond Allocations Have Performed Since 1926
  

  3 min read I recently stumbled across a study by Vanguard that summarized the historical returns of various stock/bond portfolios from 1926 to 2017. Fortunately,… The post Here’s How Different Stock/Bond Allocations Have Performed Since 1926 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Four Pillar FreedomPublished: 10-20-2018
• Is now a good time to buy stocks?
  

  It’s hard to know when to buy stocks The US stock market over time As I have detailed, I have my portfolio invested in 10 different index funds, and most of the investments that I own are stocks. As we approach ten years of consistent economic expansion, and one of the longest stock market bull runs in history, it’s only natural to wonder if ... Read the article >>>
  From: Real Finance GuyPublished: 10-20-2018
• Single Girl Life | My Week Ending Oct 19, 2018: Mega Billion, Rollercoaster, Crockpot Pork
  

  Welcome back to My Early Retirement Journey. In case you’re just joining us, here’s a little bit about me.  I am a single 30-something, openly Christian, hesitantly immigrant-y, human woman. I enjoy watching TV while eating takeout, and I want to retire early. I currently work as a consultant in a tele-health call center making around $40/hr. … The post Single Girl Life | My Week ... Read the article >>>
  From: My Early Retirement JourneyPublished: 10-20-2018
• Dadly Digest – 10/20/2018
  

  Welcome to this week’s Dadly Digest where we share great posts from around that web to help you with your financial journey.   Our Posts From The Week 1.) Why You Do Nothing In A Bear Market by WoodstockTiming the market never ends well and with everyone talking about the upcoming The post Dadly Digest – 10/20/2018 appeared first on Dads Making Cents. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Dads Making CentsPublished: 10-20-2018
• 5 CHEAP And EASY Halloween Crafts Kids Can Make At Home : The Saturday Weekend Review #265
  

  CREATE MEMORIES WITH EASY HALLOWEEN CRAFTS   Walking past our house you will notice our porch and walk-way are decorated with homemade easy Halloween crafts that we make as a family along with a few pre-made spooky signs that we pick up at second-hand shops or the Dollar store. We are huge into Halloween decorating as it’s fun for our son and we love to ... Read the article >>>
  From: Canadian Budget BinderPublished: 10-20-2018
• Financial Horror Stories
  

    It’s almost Halloween! Tawnya here, and today we thought we’d use the upcoming spooky holiday to shed light on some real-life horror stories. Financial horror stories. While everyone will make mistakes when it comes to finances, there are times when the impact to our lives goes far beyond an impulse spend. We’ve all heard of them, maybe even experienced one ourselves. Many are avoidable, ... Read the article >>>
  From: Money Saved is Money EarnedPublished: 10-20-2018
• What Is Your Mobile Phone For?
  

  Is it a way for people to have instant access to you? Is it a way tune into what the rest of the world is doing at any given moment? Is it a distraction that you use to avoid the work that needs done? Or is it a tool you can use, a tool you […] The post What Is Your Mobile Phone For? appeared ... Read the article >>>
  From: Money on FIREPublished: 10-20-2018
• Saturday Selections – 10/20/18
  

  Welcome to Saturday Selections @ Pediatrician Finds FI where I collect my favorite reads from the last week or so. Each of these posts are epic in nature and will explode your mind with knowledge bombs. Have fun enjoying the content that is aiding me in developing my FI-Super Powers!! From Our Amazing Community There was a great merging of minds in the podcasto-sphere ... Read the article >>>
  From: Pediatrician Finds FIPublished: 10-20-2018
• 4 Unique Paths To Absolutely Crushing It On Your Blog
  

  Over the past six months, I’ve seen a number of bloggers achieve a level of success many of us have only dreamed about as aspiring writers. Each success story is unique, but I’ve noticed a pattern of four distinct characteristics of successful websites and four corresponding paths to success for an up and coming writer. Path 1: Be Louder If... The post 4 Unique Paths ... Read the article >>>
  From: Thrifty EnoughPublished: 10-20-2018
• Weekly Roundup – Momentums Finest On Saturdays VOL 36 [Oct 20]
  

  Weekly Roundup – Momentums Finest On Saturdays VOL 36 [Oct 20]   Happy Saturday Momentum Makers!   For those of you new to the site or just checking in, every Saturday I publish the Weekly Roundup – Momentum’s Finest.   It’s a feature to profile blog posts and podcast episodes from around the personal finance community. Topics generally include investing, budgeting, ... Read the article >>>
  From: Making MomentumPublished: 10-20-2018
• Indeedably meta
  

  With an almighty shove, “Enormous” Price propelled the terrified 10-year-old onto the stage. Outweighing the boy by at least a factor of 5, the sudden acceleration experienced from a standing start was similar to that used to launch a fighter plane off an aircraft carrier. A blinding light swung around to illuminate the mark on the otherwise dark stage. The light operator was just in ... Read the article >>>
  From: { in·deed·a·bly }Published: 10-20-2018
• Managing Your Money With Life Advice From Singapore’s Millionaires
  

  Today’s post comes courtesy of fellow S&S reader, Claire. She’s giving us a peek into the success of Singapore, and will show you how to... The post Managing Your Money With Life Advice From Singapore’s Millionaires appeared first on Savings and Sangria. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Savings and SangriaPublished: 10-20-2018
• How to Find More Time to Get Things Done
  

  Benjamin Franklin is credited with saying “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” I dug a little further and found that John Clarke’s Paroemiologia Anglo-Latina, printed in 1639 contains the nearly identical “Earely to bed and earely to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.” In the U.S. Army, they claim to do more before 9 a.m. than ... Read the article >>>
  From: Physician on FIREPublished: 10-20-2018
• January Expenses: Lived on under $1400
  

  *Drumroll* January was a fantastic month. Maybe because it rained every weekend and there was no where to go or spend after people were exhausted from Xmas spending? Let’s get into the meat and potatoes January Expense Snapshot 2018 CFO Food Food%to Exp Eat out Frequency Jan 1340.98 359.32 26.80% 0 Save for grabbing a slice… ... Read the article >>>
  From: Financial OrchidPublished: 10-20-2018
• I Quit My Six-Figure Accountant Job To Design Wedding Invitations: Here’s How I Did It
  

  I was awake in bed...again, running through my morning to-do list and stressing about work deadlines. My restlessness caused my husband to turn over and mumble, "You're not the same person you used to be." I wanted to scream at him for not comforting me, but at that pivotal moment, I realized he ... Read the article >>>
  From: Clever Girl FinancePublished: 10-20-2018
• Dear God, It’s me. I have some questions.
  

  20Oct2018, I was editing my week in the life of a Single Girl update for later today, and it was getting too long so I decided to break it up into two posts. These are mostly some unanswered questions swirling in my head this week. I’m vacillating between taking a break from work sooner than … The post Dear God, It’s me. I have ... Read the article >>>
  From: My Early Retirement JourneyPublished: 10-19-2018
• My Boyfriend Sucks with Money – Episode 2
  

  My Boyfriend Sucks With Money Hey Guys! Welcome to episode two of My Boyfriend Sucks with Money! Episode 1 was obviously a break away hit, so here we are again! Episode 2 Our second episode was supposed to be about tracking our spending. We did cover that topic a bit, but unfortunately life sometimes gets in the way of our plans. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Partners in FIREPublished: 10-19-2018
• My Car Loan is Paid Off!
  

  My car loan is no more! It has ceased to be! I drove down to the credit union today and dropped my final car payment on them. I felt pretty good going in there with my early car loan payoff. They all probably thought I was super cool making sound financial decisions. It was in […] The post My Car Loan is Paid Off! appeared ... Read the article >>>
  From: Time In The MarketPublished: 10-19-2018
• Weekend Reading for Financial Planners (Oct 20-21)
  

  Enjoy the current installment of “weekend reading for financial planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the big news that despite all the recent buzz, it appears that the SEC may be waiting nearly a year to release a final version of its Regulation Best Interest advice rule… but only because the Department of Labor may also be working in coordination with the SEC on ... Read the article >>>
  From: Kitces: Nerd’s Eye ViewPublished: 10-19-2018
• Building multiple margins ~OR~ Zombie-Proofing your Emergency Plans
  

  Well hey, y’all, and Happy Friday! This post is coming a day or two late (and a dollar or two short?) courtesy of the fact that I realized I’ve been slipping in a few of these areas a bit – and I wanted to talk more about them. The Importance of an Emergency Fund At this point, most of us realize that the topic of ... Read the article >>>
  From: On Our Way WorldPublished: 10-19-2018
• Best Of The Web: Hosted By A Purple Life
  

  Best Of The Web: Hosted By A Purple Life   Hi y ’all! I’m super excited to be sharing with you today. Thank you Michael for letting this weirdo in the door. I’m A Purple Life! I recently turned 29, live in Seattle and work in Marketing. On any given day you’ll find me scaling Seattle’s shockingly high hills (it’s basically a mini San Francisco ... Read the article >>>
  From: Michael Dinich – Your Money GeekPublished: 10-19-2018
• Junk Drawer Personal Finance #1
  

  There’s a lot of things going on in the personal finance blogosphere. I know I can’t follow it all, so I’m guessing you (unless you are a blogger) probably can’t either. For one, I’m not sure if there is much of a personal finance blogosphere anymore or if it is just the same as the FIRE (Financial Independent/Retire Early) blogosphere. I suppose you could say ... Read the article >>>
  From: Lazy Man and MoneyPublished: 10-19-2018
• Getting Things Done In Retirement
  

  I do admit it.  Every once in a while when someone asks what I do in retirement I struggle to answer.  I think back to my week and realize that yes I exercised three times, volunteered for an afternoon at the school library, walked the dog daily, did some errands, helped my kid with a school project, finished writing 1250 words on my book, got ... Read the article >>>
  From: Canadian Dream: Free at 45Published: 10-19-2018
• Recent Buy :: Home Depot
  

  As much as we all like to see our stock purchases in the green and moving upwards, seeing prices come down should be welcomed with open arms for those still in the accumulation phase as it presents buying opportunities. The DGI community has been busy lately as a result of the market movement, and I … Recent Buy :: Home Depot Read More » ... Read the article >>>
  From: Divvy DadPublished: 10-19-2018
• What NOT to Buy at the Dollar Store to Save Money
  

  It’s not like I’m opposed to shopping at dollar stores. Some of them are great! But I am a little particular about what I’m willing... The post What NOT to Buy at the Dollar Store to Save Money appeared first on Savings and Sangria. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Savings and SangriaPublished: 10-19-2018
• 25+ Easiest Things to Flip for Profit
  

  If you’re looking for a great side hustle, flipping items for cash may be the perfect option. Just about anyone can do it, and there’s plenty of opportunities. You don’t need a lot of experience or skill, although as you go you’ll get better and more profitable by becoming familiar with the going rates for […] The post 25+ Easiest Things to Flip for Profit ... Read the article >>>
  From: Vital DollarPublished: 10-19-2018
• LaLaLand Day 3&4 – Discovering the Garden of Eden  
  

  I left the next morning and headed to my favourite Taiwanese bakery that opened in Temple City. I wolfed down 3 buns and had an oreo milk tea with no sugar thanks to last night, then drove to Huntington Library in San Marino. For those who are unaware, San Marino is often referred to as… ... Read the article >>>
  From: Financial OrchidPublished: 10-19-2018
• Dan Merchant: The Triple Threat Shares His Secrets To Success
  

  Today, Dan Merchant has agreed to share his Success Story. Dan is a writer and producer for the hit show Z Nation, and he shares some great advice about being productive and successful.  DAN MERCHANT   REAL PEOPLE SUCCESS STORIES    My questions/comments are in bold, Dan’s follow in plain text   How did you get started?   I’ve been working ... Read the article >>>
  From: Michael Dinich – Your Money GeekPublished: 10-19-2018
• Fridays Frugal Five (2018 – Week 42)
  

  My husband was out of town this whole week on a hunting trip, so it’s been an odd seven days to say the least. Since our son has been born, the longest he’s been away overnight was two nights in a row prior to this, and the kiddo wasn’t exactly thrilled about daddy being gone for so long. In order to keep him distracted ... Read the article >>>
  From: Tread Lightly Retire EarlyPublished: 10-19-2018
• Diferencias Culturales and Financial Decisions With Elle Martinez
  

  Nuestras diferencias culturales puede afectar nuestras decisiones financieras.   Elle Martinez joins us today and shares her experience in maneuvering a different culture in her marriage, what she has learned and how they have navigated their financial decisions.   What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode: The significance learning about each other’s money story and differences in cultures had on their marriage and how ... Read the article >>>
  From: Her Money MattersPublished: 10-19-2018
• I Started Woodworking and Suck at It (And That’s Okay)
  

  The other week, I started a new hobby, woodworking. One of my recent thoughts have been the fragile nature of having the majority of my skills being “digital”. Being able to make a killer spreadsheet, design a website just right, and run code on large data sets is great in all, but that’s not the real world. Humans naturally aren’t supposed to be in front ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Mastermind WithinPublished: 10-19-2018
• TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card Review
  

  TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card Review I anxiously await a thick envelope for over two weeks and when it arrived, I was more than excited.  15,000 Bonus Aeroplan miles here I come! I think this is probably my 2nd or third time owning this card.  I’ve closed it previous times after the first year free […] The post TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite Card Review appeared ... Read the article >>>
  From: Gen Y MoneyPublished: 10-19-2018
• Writing that Wowed Me (10-19-2018)
  

  Writing That Wowed Me This Week 10-19-2018 Welcome to this week’s list of some of the most interesting writing which I’m reading this week.  This list includes blog posts, financial articles, and the occasional nontraditional post.  My intention is for this list to serve as a resource for ... Read the article >>>
  From: The FIRE LanePublished: 10-19-2018
• I’ll Admit It— I Failed, The Truth About My Debt Payoff Struggle
  

  This post may contain affiliate links. We may receive a commission on purchases made through links at no extra cost to you. Thank you so much for supporting this site. Read the full disclosure here. My 35th birthday was two days … Continue reading →The post I’ll Admit It— I Failed, The Truth About My Debt Payoff Struggle appeared first on The Butler Journal. ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Butler JournalPublished: 10-19-2018
• Was it Luck or Good Habits?
  

  Has anyone ever told you that you are lucky?  I don’t share my financial situation with many people.  I do on this blog, but I do so anonymously.  There have been a few times in my life when I broke my code of secrecy.  I share about my financial situation when someone asks me for financial advice. I am not a financial advisor, so I ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Financial JourneymanPublished: 10-19-2018
• One Cheer for Income Inequality
  

  The year is 1986. For one recent college graduate, it’s the best of times. For another recent college graduate, it’s the worst of times. Let’s now look at some key stats for these recent college graduates—one who happens to be me, and the other who happens to be my cousin. When I look at these ... [Read more...] The post One Cheer for Income Inequality ... Read the article >>>
  From: Freedom is GroovyPublished: 10-19-2018
• The Ultimate To-Do List
  

  I was listening to Joe Rogan chat with another comedian on his podcast yesterday and it got me thinking about how fun stand up comedy seems. About how one day I’d like to try it. Then I started to think about all the other things I want to do one day which made me decide […] The post The Ultimate To-Do List appeared first on ... Read the article >>>
  From: Money on FIREPublished: 10-19-2018
• Two Years of Blogging
  

  “Gracias a la vida que me ha dado tanto Me ha dado la risa y me ha dado el llanto Así yo distingo dicha de quebranto, Los dos materiales que forman mi canto, Y el canto de ustedes que es mi mismo canto, Y el canto de todos que es mi propio canto.” –Violeta Parra Yesterday was my blog’s two-year anniversary. Last year my anniversary ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Three Year ExperimentPublished: 10-19-2018
• A Day In The Life Of CMO
  

  One of the questions I get asked a lot is, how do you do everything you do? A reader suggested on Twitter that I do a "day in the life", so you can see exactly what I go through. Read on to see a "typical"/non-typical day. The post A Day In The Life Of CMO appeared first on Chief Mom Officer. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Chief Mom OfficerPublished: 10-19-2018
• Monday Thru Friday NO SPEND Challenge
  

  Monday Thru Friday NO SPEND Challenge Is On! Let’s have some fun. Two weeks ago, after adding up my expenses for September, I was shocked surprised to see I spent almost $80 in coffee! It wasn’t just for me and it wasn’t only coffee, but still $80 at a coffee shop! I also had quite… Read More Monday Thru Friday NO SPEND Challenge The post ... Read the article >>>
  From: Money ScrapPublished: 10-19-2018
• Why I Am Willing To Spend $1,800/year On This Sport For My Kids?
  

  We all know I am a frugal person who uses toilet paper as napkins and feels guilty for spending almost $500 on my blog (my hobby and a potential side hustle) over the past 1.5 years. I refused to spend $75/mo on yoga classes for myself. However, now I am considering dropping $150/mo or $1,800/year on a sport for my son (and my daughter in ... Read the article >>>
  From: Frugal Asian FinancePublished: 10-19-2018
• Financing a Roof Replacement with Bad Credit: What Are Your Options?
  

  I like helping people regardless of their financial situation. Sometimes last minute emergencies or other expenses come up (like financing a roof replacement) when you are in a bind. Here are several ways for financing a roof replacement with bad credit. Financing a Roof Replacement with Bad Credit: What Are Your Options? If you recently made a house purchase, you’ve officially opened the doors to ... Read the article >>>
  From: Millionaire MobPublished: 10-19-2018
• Hubby Didn’t Get a Promotion (…did the world end?)
  

  This post may contain affiliate links at no additional cost to you. Planes torpedoed down from the once untarnished crystal blue skies.   This now unholy planet shattered open and began oozing out the same crimson blood I held in my veins.   Suddenly, as if ‘A Clockwork Orange’ was teasing this bleak reality, you also hear the echoes of the masses whispering atrocities…”Costco ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Frugal GenePublished: 10-19-2018
• 6 Things Dave Ramsey Is Wrong About
  

  6 Things Dave Ramsey Is Wrong About [Happy Friday! Got a juicy guest post for you today by fellow blogger and money coach, Christine Luken. I know many of you have opinions on Dave Ramsey, so make sure to stop by the comments after and share them with us ;) I couldn’t help but interject my own thoughts throughout as well – so hopefully ... Read the article >>>
  From: Budgets are SexyPublished: 10-19-2018
• Here’s What’s Humming: Volume 30
  

  Here are some articles humming around the web that caught my attention... The post Here’s What’s Humming: Volume 30 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Four Pillar FreedomPublished: 10-19-2018
• U.S. Median Income Map Animation From 1985 – 2017
  

  My geography based income reports are some of the more popular posts on my blog.  People tend to identify with place, and let’s face it, maps are just plain cool.  They reveal patterns and things... The post U.S. Median Income Map Animation From 1985 – 2017 appeared first on Accidental Fire. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Accidental FIREPublished: 10-19-2018
• 10 Family-Friendly Must-Dos for Your Calgary Trip (Plus Nearby Bonus Day Trips!)
  

  The following is a guest post from Tom Drake. He is the founder of MapleMoney, Canada’s premiere Canadian personal finance blog. Since 2009, MapleMoney has been helping Canadians to make more money, save money, invest that money, and spend it wisely. When I moved to Calgary a few years ago, I wasn’t entirely sure how it would compare to Edmonton. Now that I’ve settled in and ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Rich MiserPublished: 10-19-2018
• Physician Finance Interview #11
  

  This is Physician Finance Interview #11.  You can find all of the other PFI posts here. As the interview has progressed, we have broadened the category of people being interviewed. Each person interviewed is either a medical professional of some kind (or married to one).  Sometimes that’s a physician. Other times its a dentist, PA, CRNA, or another health care professional. The interview allows us ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Physician PhilosopherPublished: 10-19-2018
• She Spends – Alicia McElhaney – Equality Advocate #financialfeminist
  

  It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing Alicia McElhaney and her website She Spends. What I love about She Spends is the mission – it’s much more than a personal blog, it’s real quality journalism to get series about advocating for true equality.   Handing over to Alicia – About You & She Spends Please ... Read the article >>>
  From: Ms. ZiYouPublished: 10-18-2018
• A Frugal Dilemma – My Decision [ + thank you!]
  

  Firstly, I want to thank everyone who took time to read my post last Friday and ofter suggestions; it was so helpful to read through the comments and to see how other people would figure out what to do in our situation.   I’ll be honest, some of you put what I thought would be... Read more The post A Frugal Dilemma – My ... Read the article >>>
  From: The Frugal CottagePublished: 10-18-2018
• Personal Finance 101 – How To Manage Your Money
  

  Daily Successful Living Personal Finance 101 – Learning The Basics Of Personal Financial Planning If you are trying to learn about financial planning so you can manage your money like a pro, you are probably completely overwhelmed with all of the technical jargon in the financial field. I know that I was. When I first started getting my financial life in order I was completely ... Read the article >>>
  From: Daily Successful LivingPublished: 10-18-2018
• Blogger Recognition Award
  

  Blogger Recognition Award Wow, I am so humbled to have been nominated for a Blogger Recognition Award!  Thank you so much to Jane from ABFAB Travels for the nomination. She’s a newer travel blogger who I first met on Instagram. Jane’s been super supportive and she’s a great blogger to connect with on all of the platforms. The Award The Blogger ... Read the article >>>
  From: Partners in FIREPublished: 10-18-2018
• Frugal Friday: What can you scavenge from your job?
  

  I work at a large suburban secondary school in Melbourne, Australia. Schools are funny beasts – they’re a glorious mix of theory and practice, with all sorts of materials and resources on offer to satisfy the requirements of teaching over 2,000 hormonally-challenged humans the skills to survive and thrive in the real world. We have … Continue reading Frugal Friday: What can you scavenge from ... Read the article >>>
  From: Burning Desire for FIREPublished: 10-18-2018
• Greece Chautauqua Report 2: Faffing About In Greece
  

  I’m finishing up my week in Greece. At this time, it’s impossible for me to wrap my mind around the experience. All I’ll say for now is that it’s been incredibly fun, tiring, rewarding and amazing. I’ll have more next week. In the meantime, enjoy the photos. Alan faffing about jlcollinsnh delivering the goodssunrisewhat the??? Me taking a picture with of pranksters who seized ... Read the article >>>
  From: 1500 Days to FreedomPublished: 10-18-2018
• Why All Financial Planners Need To Create A Sample Financial Plan
  

  One of the biggest challenges we consistently face as financial advisors when creating a financial plan for clients is simply getting the data we need to actually do the plan in the first place. Because, without any information to enter into the financial planning software to begin with, it’s impossible to assess a client’s financial situation, show them the consequences of various trade-offs, and ultimately ... Read the article >>>
  From: Kitces: Nerd’s Eye ViewPublished: 10-18-2018
• 6 Reasons Why We’ll Never Flip Another House
  

  Just two months ago, my wife and I made a $27,400 profit from a flip house. Then we vowed to never flip another house again in our lives…6 Reasons Why We’ll Never Flip Another HouseOkay, sure, it was fun to make the house purchase, fix everything up with our bare hands, sell the property, and then put a huge lump of cash in the bank…but ... Read the article >>>
  From: 6 Reasons Why We’ll Never Flip Another HousePublished: 08-31-2018
• Introducing My First Financial App – Visualizing Monthly Spending
  

  Most people don't know how much they spend each month. So, I built an app that summarizes and visualizes monthly spending... The post Introducing My First Financial App – Visualizing Monthly Spending appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... Read the article >>>
  From: Introducing My First Financial App – Visualizing Monthly SpendingPublished: 06-23-2018

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