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- Italian Zucchini Fritters Pitticelle Cucuzze (Gluten-Free, Low-Carb)WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU HAVE TOO MANY ZUCCHINI? MAKE ZUCCHINI FRITTERS! Italians take their food seriously so if you ever plan to deviate from a traditional recipe do it with caution. Depending on what region of Italy you are from you may call zucchini fritters a variety of names. Perhaps your Nonna, Nonno or parents have called them one of the following ... READ THE FULL POST
- Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 61Here are my favorite articles, videos, and podcasts from this past week… The post Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 61 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... READ THE FULL POST
- The Sunday Best (8/19/2018)The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated for your reading pleasure. Expect most of the writing to be from recent weeks and consistent with the themes presented on this website: investing & taxes, financial independence, early retirement, and physician issues. Presenting, this week’s Sunday Best: My family and I are at Camp FI Midwest this weekend. What kind of ridiculous ... READ THE FULL POST
- How to Board Your Pets for CheapA review of Rover, an Airbnb type app for pets, that we use to find dog sitters for when we go out of town. Benefits include cost, the attention your pets receive, familiarity, among others. The post How to Board Your Pets for Cheap appeared first on Spills Spot. ... READ THE FULL POST
- How To Start A Blog, part 2Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclosure for more info. Single Girl’s Essential Guide to Blogging (part 2) Congratulations, you did it! You did the easy part – choosing a name and signing up for hosting, and you’re ready for the best part – creating content! If you’re smart, you clicked through one of my links to get started. Now here’s ... READ THE FULL POST
- Dadly Digest 8-18-2018Welcome to this week's digest. As always, we use this space to promote some of our favorite content from around the web. I hope you enjoy! The post Dadly Digest 8-18-2018 appeared first on Dads Making Cents . ... READ THE FULL POST
- Saturday solicitation: Do you include your house in your net worth number?Hey all! I’m trying something new for a while. Every Saturday, I’m going to post a question to my readers – and you’re free to answer in the comments in any way that you like. These questions are meant to spur discussion and, who knows, I might actually learn something from you fine people along the way. Today’s question is: Do you include your house ... READ THE FULL POST
- Notes on Life | My Week Ending Aug 17, 2018: Corner of Tears, Sleepless in RTP, The Bold TypeWelcome 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 love 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. I started my professional life in 2015 at the ripe ole age ... READ THE FULL POST
- 9 Tip For Living A Simpler And More Fulfilling Life9 Tips For Living A Simpler And More Fulfilling Life There is a time for everything under the sun. The years you’ve spent finding your way through life were necessary to get to where you’re now. It’s interesting that time is our greatest asset and the passage of time gives us the opportunity to grow. In my personal life, I’ve certainly noticed that this ... READ THE FULL POST
- Visualizing the Impact of Contributions vs. Investment ReturnsThis interactive chart shows the impact of contributions vs. investment returns over the course of a net worth journey... The post Visualizing the Impact of Contributions vs. Investment Returns appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... READ THE FULL POST
- How I Survived a Decade Without TV This post may contain affiliate links. Please read our Terms of Use for more information. This is a guest post written by Mr. Thrifty at Thrifty Enough. Mr. Thrifty provides an uncommonly common sense approach to thrifty living, including some of the thriftiest original and curated personal finance content out there. I rarely think about it much, but I recently realized I ... READ THE FULL POST
- This Week’s Thriftiest Content – August 18, 2018At Thrifty Enough, we’re passionate about personal finance and helping you pursue financial independence. We recognize there is a wealth of excellent content on the best personal finance blogs, and we want to help the knowledge we find to be most useful reach as many people as possible. For us, content is king, so “This Week’s Thriftiest Content” may feature... The post This Week’s Thriftiest ... READ THE FULL POST
- Weekly Roundup – Momentum’s Finest On Saturdays VOL 27 [Aug 18] Weekly Roundup – Momentum’s Finest On Saturdays VOL 27 [Aug 18] Happy Saturday Momentum Makers! Another weekend, another great week in the books. This week’s Momentum’s Finest features 13 blog posts and 7 podcast episodes for your weekend content needs. Let’s dive right in… MY POSTS THIS WEEK 89 Personal Finance Tips – Budget, Save, Make, Invest ... READ THE FULL POST
- The Value Of $100 In Each StateI go to Trader Joe’s or Aldi about every two weeks, and usually spend about $100. But as the Tax Foundation’s recent report of the value of $100 in each state shows, I’m not getting... The post The Value Of $100 In Each State appeared first on Accidental Fire. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Adulting & Investing: How To Become An Adult InvestorYou’ve heard of “adulting,” right? If not, it’s essentially the verbification of a noun that represents growing up and behaving less like a dependent child and more like a responsible adult. Learning to cook your own meals? That’s adulting. Shopping for your own groceries with money you earned all by your big boy self? Also adulting. Covering your own health insurance, auto insurance, and cell ... READ THE FULL POST
- Taking a Time-Out from Saving MoneyThree people – two of them teenagers – sharing a moderately sized hotel room for two weeks. It’s a challenge, but I’m pleased to report we are surviving admirably so far. Just one day has been marred by the appearance of “the face”- that uniquely teenage expression of boredom and disdain that leaves even the … Continue reading "Taking a Time-Out from Saving Money" ... READ THE FULL POST
- Hello Everyone, Let Me Reintroduce MyselfThis post is a bit unusual in that I have no personal finance story or tips to share. I’m going… The post Hello Everyone, Let Me Reintroduce Myself appeared first on Casual Money Talk. Hello Everyone, Let Me Reintroduce Myself was first posted on August 17, 2018 at 5:57 pm.©2018 "Casual Money Talk". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you ... READ THE FULL POST
- Building Professional Relationships Online and at ConferencesNick True has done what most people consider impossible. He had no prior industry knowledge, no contact, and no in-demand skill set. Despite those barriers, he built up enough freelance income for him and his wife to travel full time in their airstream. He wrote an amazing guest post about how to get started freelancing. No matter if you are looking for some side income, ... READ THE FULL POST
- Weekend Reading for Financial Planners (August 18-19)Enjoy the current installment of “weekend reading for financial planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the interesting news that a growing number of states are trying to limit the use of the terms “certified” or “registered” to only those who are actually certified or registered by a state agency or certifying body… raising the concern that “Certified” Financial Planning professionals might someday be prevented from using ... READ THE FULL POST
- How I’m Using the QSEHRA [Managed by Take Command Health] to Deduct My Employees’ Healthcare BenefitIn this article, I'll share how I set up a Qualified Small Employer Health Reimbursement Arrangement (QSEHRA) to deduct the healthcare expense reimbursement benefit I offer my three full-time employees. In short, this is how I help my team with their health care needs (and get a tax deduction for it) without having to buy an expensive group health insurance policy. If you have ... READ THE FULL POST
- Get Rich Slowly enters the video age (and a small request for help)Slowly but surely, GRS is entering the modern era. It’s taken nearly a year, but the site redesign is nearing completion. I don’t want to get your expectations too high for what’s coming — this is just a blog, after all — but I think the new layout is an improvement. It certainly helps organize things better! (And yes, I’m hoping that we’ll be bringing ... READ THE FULL POST
- Best of the Web: Hosted by The Financial Freedom ProjectBest of the Web: Hosted by The Financial Freedom Project Hello Money Geeks! This is Mr. FFP from The Financial Freedom Project. I’m both excited and honored that Michael has given me the opportunity to highlight some great weekend reading material for you in this week’s edition of Best of the Web! First, the cliff notes on me. My wife and I reside in ... READ THE FULL POST
- Losing My MarblesYou know that movie Hook? The one with Robin Williams? (RIP) BANGARANG! (that movie) If you haven’t seen it, I’m not sure what you’ve been doing with your time that was more important. Anyway. In the movie, a former Lost Boy named Toodles is crawling around on the floor. When Peter asks him what he’s looking for, he says “I’ve lost my marbles” and then ... READ THE FULL POST
- How much was I making while paying off all my debtI’m sharing all in today’s video based on a tweet from @AnthonyCopeman of financiallituation.com I believe it’s important to be honest and keep it real. Here is the tweet: Here is my response: The post How much was I making while paying off all my debt appeared first on Young Yet Wise. ... READ THE FULL POST
- What Should My Stock Allocation Be on My Early Retirement Journey?So one of the things keeping me awake was how to properly allocate my stocks on My Early Retirement Journey. Why is this important? Investing, yes, has the potential to grow your capital with the magic of compound interest. However, the risk of losing your initial investment is present as well. What I seek to do is grow my money the fastest (which will ... READ THE FULL POST
- Here’s How Much Investment Returns Have Mattered in Each Decade Since 1930These charts show how much investment returns have mattered in each decade since 1930... The post Here’s How Much Investment Returns Have Mattered in Each Decade Since 1930 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Side Gig: Adjunct ProfessorAn Adjunct Professor is a Professor who is not on the tenure track. Most Adjunct Professors are professionals who have an advanced degree (MS, MBA, MA, JD, or Ph.D.) and have full-time careers outside of academia. Many teach evening, weekend, or online classes. Adjunct Professors are utilized to teach both undergraduate and graduate classes based on their own current level of education and specialization. If you have an ... READ THE FULL POST
- I Won’t Dumb Down My Accomplishments Because I’m a Woman-And You Don’t Need To EitherEver feel pressure to dumb down your accomplishments? If you’re a man, likely not. People ask you about your work, The post I Won’t Dumb Down My Accomplishments Because I’m a Woman-And You Don’t Need To Either appeared first on Chief Mom Officer. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Staying Busy – Another Summer UpdateI left my job last Wednesday. I thought I would be able to tell you that I changed my name temporarily from BusyMom to TranquilMom or something like that. Not yet! I have been busy - but this is a good busy. I did a bunch of things. Ordinary things. The post Staying Busy – Another Summer Update appeared first on Countdown to Tranquility. ... READ THE FULL POST
- How to Fix A Bad Credit ScoreThis is a sponsored post for Lexington Law Firm. Bad credit scores limit your financial ability and make several things beyond your reach. Several doors are shut to you when you have a negative score. You may find yourself limited … Continue reading →The post How to Fix A Bad Credit Score appeared first on The Butler Journal. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Vacation without Breaking the BankVacation without Breaking the Bank Do you want a vacation but don't want to waste money? Find out how to get the most bang for your buck! The post Vacation without Breaking the Bank appeared first on MSoLife. ... READ THE FULL POST
- The Nuts and Bolts of a Donor Advised Fund – Guest Post by Dr. LinusHowdy, Mr. Thrifty here. I’m honored and excited to be featuring this guest post from Dr. Linus. Each Feature Friday, we bring you guest posts from some of one of the best minds and writers in all of personal finance, so you can get an even broader perspective than we could deliver to you on our own. If you’re a passionate... The post The Nuts and ... READ THE FULL POST
- Talking Trash on a Screened-In PorchHey, groovy freedomist, hope all is well in your world. In this episode of Talking Trash, Mrs. Groovy and I discuss everything from Riesling wine and kitchen cabinetry to minor league baseball and some of our favorite FI celebrities. Enjoy. The post Talking Trash on a Screened-In Porch appeared first on Freedom Is Groovy. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Section 199A – The Tax Break of the CenturyI have a confession… For the first time in my life, I paid someone else to do my taxes (gasp!) I know this may take you by surprise, considering I write about a lot of tax-avoidance strategies around here. Although I do enjoy figuring out ways to hack the tax code to help you retire even earlier, I have a valid reason for outsourcing ... READ THE FULL POST
- The luckiest decision that I’ve ever made was to marry my wifeI’ll be perfectly frank: There is no way that I’d be able to wake up on a Wednesday morning with a sense of freedom and adventure if I didn’t marry Courtney, my wife. She is the best decision I’ve ever made. And for many of us, this will ring true. The people we marry influence our own livelihoods so profoundly that we become a part ... READ THE FULL POST
- Here’s What’s Humming: Volume 21Here are some articles humming around the web that caught my attention… The post Here’s What’s Humming: Volume 21 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Pretentious Douchebag Goes Into 5 Minute Dissertation Before Ordering $6 CappuccinoCARBONDALE, CO – Local gasbag Brett Flaherty went into a five minute, stream of consciousness monologue in a pathetic attempt to deconstruct the cappuccinos at the ordering counter in the popular Bonfire coffeehouse in downtown... The post Pretentious Douchebag Goes Into 5 Minute Dissertation Before Ordering $6 Cappuccino appeared first on Accidental Fire. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Physician Finance Interview #2This is Physician Finance Interview #2, which is a series of posts published each Friday. Each person interviewed is either a doctor (or married to one) and the purpose is to allow outsiders in to the financial mind of other health care providers. My questions are in bold and the responses follow. If you’d like to read other recent Physician Finance Interviews, check them ... READ THE FULL POST
- How Are They Making Money Off Me?Do you ever get a free service and then start to wonder, “How are they making money off me?” It’s a fair question, and it’s one that you really should seek to understand before you get seriously taken advantage of…How Are They Making Money Off Me?This non-money making post (;)) is written by Rocky at 30and0.comEvery business has a money maker. Many of these businesses ... READ THE FULL POST
- What 6 Months of Podcasting Looks LikePodcasting from Minneapolis, MN – the land of 10,000 lakes and home to longest continuous skyway system in the world, this is The Mastermind Within Podcast! Just over 6 months ago, I started a podcast for millennials and motivated individuals about tips and strategies to help you reach your full potential in your career, business and life. I never thought I’d start a podcast, ... READ THE FULL POST
- M.D. Roundup Time for another M.D. Roundup. In case you missed it, my latest articles Opportunity Zones: A New Tax Break You’ve Never Heard Of RealCrowd Review: My $130K Investment There are a ton of other great articles in the blogosphere. Here are some of my favorites from recent weeks. This post contains affiliate […] The post M.D. Roundup appeared first on Millionaire Doc. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Should You Shelve Your Retirement Plans To Clear DebtConventional wisdom says you should retire at the right age and live in prosperity. But what should you do when a huge amount of credit card debt is smashing your retirement dreams? What if you’re unsure about your financial future? Should you keep working and pay off your debts gradually? Should you retire with revolving credit card balances? George R. Barnes, a financial expert ... READ THE FULL POST
- Traffic Jam Weekend Linky Party (Guest Co-Hosting)Welcome to this week’s Traffic Jam Weekend Linky Party. My Early Retirement Journey is Guest Co-Hosting this week. I’m pretty new at this. Let me know what you think. All feedback welcome! Remember to share the party on social media throughout the weekend with the hashtag #trafficjamweekend. WELCOME TO TRAFFIC JAM WEEKEND LINKY PARTY #157! Show us your old posts and more on ... READ THE FULL POST
- How to Make Money on Facebook From Home As a Social Media ManagerFacebook, with over 1.3 billion accounts, remains the ultimate social media marketing platform, despite recent setbacks such as the Cambridge Analytica affair. It is the most popular platform where users spend the most time and has by far the most lucrative marketing potential. Given its massive global usage, there are a number of ways to make money on Facebook as a social media manager. Huge ... READ THE FULL POST
- Retiring RetirementMr Fu and I have just listened tonight, open-mouthed, to a programme on Radio 4 called Retiring Retirement, which outlined the future for retirement – or rather, the lack of it. With the official retirement age abolished and life expectancy going … Continue reading → The post Retiring Retirement appeared first on fiukmoney.co.uk. ... READ THE FULL POST
- Introducing My First Financial App – Visualizing Monthly SpendingMost 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 FULL POST
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