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Marriage of ultimate doom“Will you love him, comfort him, honour, and keep him in sickness and in health, and forsaking all others, be faithful to him as long as you both shall live?“ I was half listening to whatever movie the kids had on. A gravelly voice boomed from the television, delivering this age-old question in the form of a challenge. Out of nowhere my inner ... Read the article >>> Curated from { in·deed·a·bly }, Jun 16, 2019 @ 10:30
How To Negotiate A Mini-Retirement In 5 StepsA mini-retirement can be a great way to built your dreams into your everyday life. Learn how to negotiate a mini-retirement in 5 steps! ... Read the article >>> Curated from Radical FIRE, Jun 16, 2019 @ 10:00
Why You Should Never Pay For A Credit ReportToday’s article is a guest post from Sara Williams, who blogs about everything to do with debt at Debt Camel. I read Nicola’s recent post Why Financial Knowledge Should Be Part Of Your Self Care Routine and you might be surprised that I liked the fact that she didn’t mention knowing about your credit... Read more The post Why You Should Never Pay ... Read the article >>> Curated from The Frugal Cottage, Jun 16, 2019 @ 10:00
LeftoversWhen I say the word Leftovers, most of you will probably think of the extra portion of last night’s supper, that you package and take to work with you for lunch tomorrow. That’s surely the most common usage of the word. But I want to talk about leftovers, in a sense, with respect to your retirement. You work your whole adult life, trying to provide ... Read the article >>> Curated from Josh Overmyer, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:35
May 2019 Wrap-UpIt is Winter and it's 100% time for naps. Staying awake and motivated is becoming a challenging and sunlight is a rare commodity.Read more » ... Read the article >>> Curated from FIRE by Thirty Five, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:30
Parental AdaptationParenting: Forgetting what life was like before having a child, but not caring at all. Continue reading Parental Adaptation at I, Vigilante. ... Read the article >>> Curated from iVigilante, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:54
7 Ways to Make Money Fast, Quick, and in a Hurry!How to Make Money Fast Today! One of the most common questions I hear is, how to make money fast? Maybe you’re faced with an unexpected home repair, or your car decided to call it quits and now you’re in the need for some extra cash quick, fast and in hurry (like yesterday). If you are looking to make money on the side, then you ... Read the article >>> Curated from Michael Dinich – Your Money Geek, Jun 16, 2019 @ 4:35
Laundry strategies: Enter the twin tub (to save water & $$$)If you’re renting or living frugally, chances are good that you don’t have access to a conventional clothes washer or dryer. You might not even have shared coin-op machines in your building or neighborhood. Thanks to online retailers, enter the ‘twin tub‘ or similar — roughly kitchen wastebin-sized, portable (typically under 20lb) and mainly plastic washing machines that run on 110v (household plug) power, and ... Read the article >>> Curated from Urban_Plan_B, Jun 16, 2019 @ 4:08
Payday Links – June 15, 20196-15-19 Payday Links Modern Monetary Theory’s Reluctant Poster Child: Japan – The New York Times – Rest of developed world…. “I think I’m turning Japanese, I really think so!” Hootie & the Blowfish, Great American Rock Band (Yes, Really) – The New York Times – At the time I found this band cheesy, but boy they don’t deserve this kind of grief; their stuff was ... Read the article >>> Curated from Fat Tailed and Happy, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:17
Maternity Leave for Men: Tips for dads on paternity leave(no. 035) It’s Father’s Day here in the UK.My two-year-old gave me a Father’s Day card on the direction of Mrs. CfC. I asked him if it was for me. He promptly shook his head and indicated it belonged to him…oh well. It’s the thought that counts?I thought today ... Read the article >>> Curated from Cashflow Cop, Jun 16, 2019 @ 2:14
Return on Investment (ROI) CalculatorOn this page is a return on investment calculator, often abbreviated ROI. Enter a beginning and ending amount and time-frame and we’ll compute your return on investment. Also, we’ll calculate your annual return and absolute investment gain or loss. Return on Investment Calculator Interactive Content Here: Visit on DQYDJ to view. Using the Calculator Inputs to the ROI CalculatorStarting Amount – The initial value of ... Read the article >>> Curated from Don’t Quit Your Day Job, Jun 16, 2019 @ 2:02
Backpacking in Puerto GaleraI thought we were done backpacking for a while. When we left South America we were both ready for a change. We loved almost every bit of our travels there and felt that backpacking was the most inexpensive and easiest way to do it. But we were done with backpacking for a while Australia was ... Read moreBackpacking in Puerto Galera The post Backpacking in ... Read the article >>> Curated from 43 Blue Doors, Jun 16, 2019 @ 2:01
How “Elements Of Freedom” Will Change Your Route To Financial IndependenceReading Time: 9 minutes Review Of Four Pillar Freedom's Book "Elements Of Freedom" “Think of money as a tool you can use to buy your freedom, which ... Read the article >>> Curated from Route2FI, Jun 16, 2019 @ 1:22
Sunday PundayYour weekly groaners: music selection: “Purple Rain” — Prince Devour your prey raptors! ... Read the article >>> Curated from Financial Velociraptor, Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:50
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Investors To Get Rich[Editor’s Note: This guest post was was originally written by Adebayo Fasanya from Dr. Breathe Easy Finance.] The investing maze is complex and it can be very difficult to find the best and most effective way to navigate through it. Good news!! There are 7 habits that highly effective investors use regularly to simplify this complex world of investing and separate themselves from the herd. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Debt Free Dr., Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:30
The Best Online Jobs For College Students – Make Money As A StudentBefore I start this post, I want to make one thing clear: I will never discredit the value of good, honest hard work. I worked for 2 years as a Starbucks barista throughout college to help pay the bills and tuition fees. Between working 15-20 hours a week at Starbucks and a few paid internship placements, I’m fortunate to have been able to pay for...Read ... Read the article >>> Curated from This Online World, Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:23
Credit Score: How to Use Yours to Save MoneyI recently received the following question from a reader: “I’m in my 20’s and I’ve been shying away from getting store cards (although now I think that might have not have been a good idea). The reason I believe this was a mistake is that I am a recent graduate and I realize that I need good credit for my financial future. So, my ... Read the article >>> Curated from The Saving Scientist, Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:15
Podcast – Playing With FIRE London Premiere Summary In today’s episode, I’m speaking with two other Aussie’s (Tom and Ricky) who were with me at the premiere of the FIRE documentary ‘Playing with FIRE’ which follows 35 year old Scott Rickens, his wife Taylor, and their toddler Jovi as they embark on a year-long odyssey to understand the rules of this […] The post Podcast – Playing With FIRE London Premiere ... Read the article >>> Curated from Aussie FIREbug, Jun 16, 2019 @ 11:12
Minimalism Journey: Decluttering and generating some extra money in the processI’ve posted previously about our liberating decision to start living with fewer possessions (The benefits of subtraction – the freedom and happiness gains of owning less). This has involved not only buying less, but also reducing the number of number of things we have in the house. Letting go of stuff is a process. Even when we are are ready emotionally to let things go, ... Read the article >>> Curated from Simple Life Compass, Jun 16, 2019 @ 10:38
Old Money: In Their Own WordsOne of our long-time readers, “Mary Louise Case”, offers another insightful missive on the importance of reading, thinking, and having something interesting to say. Thank you, MLC. The photo of Quentin Crisp is by Ross Bennett Lewis. Enjoy… Wit: The weapon of weapons Years ago, I watched broadcast of several spliced interviews with Quentin Crisp detailing the twists and turns of his inimitable life. I ... Read the article >>> Curated from The Old Money Book, Jun 16, 2019 @ 9:41
The Sunday Sharies: Volume 3Sunday Scaries (n): The Sunday evening dread that creeps in when anticipating work in the morning. Shut down Sunday Scaries with this new series: Sunday Sharies! These are the articles, links, and content I’ve read this week that I think are worth sharing. Finance Articles I’m Not Saving 90 Percent of My Income for Myself […] The post The Sunday Sharies: Volume 3 appeared first ... Read the article >>> Curated from Financial Mechanic, Jun 16, 2019 @ 9:37
1099 vs W-2: Independent Contractor and Employee Taxes, Costs & BenefitsThe post 1099 vs W-2: Independent Contractor and Employee Taxes, Costs & Benefits appeared first on Young and the Invested. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Young and the Invested, Jun 16, 2019 @ 9:35
Financial Independence is the Millennial Retirement We DeserveThe post Financial Independence is the Millennial Retirement We Deserve appeared first on Young and the Invested. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Young and the Invested, Jun 16, 2019 @ 9:00
Life updatesHey readers, friends, and fellow bloggers. Yes, I am still alive (and well-ish). I owe all of you an explanation of where I’ve been and what I’ve been up to. I have not posted in almost 4 months and nor have I shared any explanation. Well, sometimes life becomes hard. The past few months have […] ... Read the article >>> Curated from Guy On FIRE, Jun 16, 2019 @ 8:13
Ramblings of an Expensive Trip We just returned from our Expensive vacation to Dublin, Ireland and London, England. It was my first time out of the country and am now I am full of memories. Both cities were definitely a feast for the senses. Read the article >>> Curated from Frugal to FI, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:30
Free Stickers Directory: 440+ Companies That Mail Free Stickers Free stickers come in all shapes and sizes. If you like saving money, or better yet freebies, then this The post Free Stickers Directory: 440+ Companies That Mail Free Stickers appeared first on . ... Read the article >>> Curated from Bucks & Cents, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:25
5 Challenging Facts About Wealth that We Learned from Myles WakehamLast week I shared my interview with Myles Wakeham. I appreciate everything that Myles shared, and I enthusiastically agree with much of it. There were, frankly, things that I did not agree with. But that is valuable too, and I was excited to share his perspective. I accept that some of the views I currently hold may be wrong. In fact, learning is one ... Read the article >>> Curated from Semi-Retire Plan, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:13
How to Choose a BankIf learning how to invest is lesson 1 in personal finance 101, then learning how to choose a bank is the pre-requisite to that class. Understanding how to choose a bank is one of the first things you should learn to do as a consumer! But, for some reason, no one really ever shows you the ropes. Or at least, no one showed me. That ... Read the article >>> Curated from Just Start Investing, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:06
How To Retire In UK: Hint You Have To Save YourselfSaving for retirement is an uphill marathon that many people struggle to start, never mind complete. In fact, many people do not face the reality of having to save until it is too late. There are some staggering statistics on the current state of pension savings in the UK. This has prompted me to write this article on how to retire in the UK.The State ... Read the article >>> Curated from Money Side Up, Jun 16, 2019 @ 7:00
Becoming less productive and less competitiveModern man has an endless fascination with productivity. There is always something that could be done faster or more effective. Productivity is not a natural state though. You do not see an animal trying to be more productive. It simply does its thing, takes what it needs and no more. Not humans, they always take more than they need or do more than they have ... Read the article >>> Curated from Early Retirement Extreme, Jun 16, 2019 @ 6:34
How to Repair Your Relationship with Money in 6 Easy StepsIf I asked you “how is your relationship with money”, what would you say? Would you shrug and mutter “um, good, I guess?” or “I have a love/hate relationship with money” or maybe “I try not to think about it too much?” Ok, now what if I rephrased the question. “If money was a person … Continue reading "How to Repair Your Relationship with ... Read the article >>> Curated from Sunday Brunch Cafe, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:58
Some metrics of my Vrijheid Fonds – 2019 EditionMy annual blog post about some important metrics of my Vrijheid Fonds – 2019 Edition. Since I started my blog, I asked myself, every year the same question about my Vrijheid Fonds, ‘What is my portfolio’s weighted average dividend growth rate (DGR)?’ In this blog post I did the original calculations back in January 2015 and for the posts in the following years, just click ... Read the article >>> Curated from Pollie’s Dividend, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:48
Are You A Baller?We hear stories and see picture of athletes spending lavishly. They drive luxury vehicles, making it rain at the clubs, and wear bling heavier than our heads. Then when they become injured or cut and can no longer play, we roll our eyes and have little sympathy when we hear they filed for bankruptcy. What … Continue reading Are You A Baller? The post Are ... Read the article >>> Curated from The Debt Shrink, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:24
Why this Fathers Day is specialAdvertiser Disclosure: rich & REGULAR is a member of affiliate marketing programs and may receive commission in exchange for promoting products and services. Over the past year, I’ve been living a dream. I walked away from a toxic environment that was negatively impacting my health and took the plunge into entrepreneurship. I don’t know exactly how those in my outer circle describe this transformation but I do ... Read the article >>> Curated from rich & REGULAR, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:01
Home Squeezed Home: Why I Love Living In 160 Square FeetHello FOGA Readers! We have a guest post today! Today we are featuring the awesomeness that is Radical FIRE. Radical FIRE is a 24-year-old financial consultant from the Netherlands who is working to retire early at 35. You can learn more about her on her About page. We have been talking about her doing a […] The post Home Squeezed Home: Why I Love Living ... Read the article >>> Curated from From One Geek to Another, Jun 16, 2019 @ 5:00
How to Stay Positive About BloggingBlogging can be rough. It’s a huge time commitment and takes forever (if ever) to see any returns on the time you invested. How is it possible to stay positive about blogging in the face of all that? It’s not always easy. There are days when I don’t feel like writing, days when I wonder if I’ll ever see a pay-off ... Read the article >>> Curated from Partners in FIRE, Jun 16, 2019 @ 4:59
Lemon Dill Cucumber Salad With Feta (Keto, Low-Carb) BEST CUCUMBER SALAD WITH FRESH FLAVOUR AND CRUNCH I wanted to create an easy cucumber salad bursting with flavour and fresh herbs as our first summer salad dish. This Lemon Dill Cucumber Salad with Feta is perfect for a keto diet and inspired by one of my favourites, the Greek Salad. During the summer months I want nothing more than various fresh salads and ... Read the article >>> Curated from Canadian Budget Binder, Jun 16, 2019 @ 4:52
The Full English – The Sam Vimes Boots TheoryWhat am I buggering on about this week? I’m really enjoying my Starling bank accounts features, so it was good to read an article in The Verge this week about the touted move by Monzo into the US (1). Much of The Verge article is fawning which is unsurprising given the readership overlap between The Verge and the challenger banks. However the US market is ripe ... Read the article >>> Curated from The FIRE Shrink, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:58
The Risk Of Being Unhirable After Retiring Early Is OverblownIn my post about the things I’d do differently if I had a retirement do over, one commenter mentioned something that caught my eye. Although I’ve briefly entertained this notion before, I never believed it to be true. Here’s what he said: This isn’t to put down Sam in any way, but it is way too late for him to take a foreign position for ... Read the article >>> Curated from Financial Samurai, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:55
Undervalued Dividend Growth Stock Of The WeekEvery Sunday, I uncover a high-quality dividend growth stock that appears to be undervalued. These pieces are published at Daily Trade Alert, which is a site that focuses on dividend growth investing, stocks, and unique investment opportunities. I’ve been writing for them for years now, and they’re just great over there. Each week, I publish... Read More » The post Undervalued Dividend Growth Stock Of ... Read the article >>> Curated from Mr. Free at 33, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:33
10 Of The Best Financial Goals You Should HaveCan you succeed in life without setting financial goals? I think not. Without financial goals you have no plan for your money. Without a plan for your money you have no direction. Without direction you will spend without thought or focus. Goal setting is crucial in many aspects of your life, whether that’s life goals, […] The post 10 Of The Best Financial Goals You ... Read the article >>> Curated from Tuppennys FIREplace, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:30
Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 104My favorite links from this past week. The post Sunday is for Sharing: Volume 104 appeared first on Four Pillar Freedom. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Four Pillar Freedom, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:00
Lessons from my daughter: A Father’s Day card to myselfThis Father’s Day, I wanted to give myself a present. I wanted to write a blog post reflecting about how the best Father’s Day present is taking a minute to appreciate the incredible gift that fatherhood really is. I wanted to share some lessons that I learned from my oldest daughter this past week. There are times I like to complain a lot about ... Read the article >>> Curated from Government Worker FI, Jun 16, 2019 @ 3:00
5 Alternative Investments for the Beginning Investor In medicine, in order for a patient to know truly what choices they are making before undergoing a procedure, the physician explains the risks, benefits, and alternative options before getting an “informed consent.” The purpose behind this is to educate the patient to the point where they should be capable of making a […] The post 5 Alternative Investments for the Beginning Investor ... Read the article >>> Curated from XRAYVSN, Jun 16, 2019 @ 1:00
The Sunday Best (6/16/2019)The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated from the furthest reaches of the internet for your reading pleasure. Every week, I scan hundreds of headlines, read dozens of posts, and bring you the best of the best to save you time and mental energy. Financial Independence (FI) ... Read the article >>> Curated from Physician on FIRE, Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:55
How To Avoid Hiring Scams And Staying Safe Working OnlineI remember the first time I was scammed. It was (needless to say) a horrible, guilty feeling. Thinking back, I didn’t lose a lot of money at all, nor did I lose too much time giving away “free work” to the scammer. The part that really hurt was my ego. I felt stupid! This evil, evil, godawful person ruined my entire day ... Read the article >>> Curated from Merry For Money, Jun 16, 2019 @ 12:48
Salary Negotiations: Speak Up to Get Paid What You’re WorthI recently had my annual salary review with a wonderful new boss, who manages our team from afar. He’s 4,000 miles away, so the meeting had to be done remotely through Skype. Just some background, the company that I worked for was bought by a much bigger company that’s headquartered in Europe a year ago. Since then, my role was reduced from a Tech ... Read the article >>> Curated from Millionaire Before 50, Jun 15, 2019 @ 11:02
The Weekend Edition #84Happy Sunday! I hope you’ve had a good week? Ours has just been a quiet one thankfully, though the weather has been awful. We have our heating set quite low in the summer months but it has clicked on occasionally this week, which just shows how cold it has been, especially at night time. It’s... Read more The post The Weekend Edition #84 appeared ... Read the article >>> Curated from The Frugal Cottage, Jun 15, 2019 @ 10:00
Good Debt vs. Bad Debt: What You Need to Know NowWe need to talk, because the good debt vs. bad debt information you see out there a lot is often completely inadequate. So, get ready for a point of view you may not have heard before. First though, since you’re probably wondering what the difference is between good debt and bad debt, let’s go over the standard definitions of the two. Those definitions will be ... Read the article >>> Curated from Jackie Beck, Jun 15, 2019 @ 8:00
Summary: Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T. KiyosakiI signed up for a free trial of Audible and got a free audiobook. Due to the high recommendations from friends and other personal finance bloggers, I chose Rich Dad, Poor Dad as my starter adiobook. As a busy pharmacist, while maintaining a nascent blog, I find myself with less and less time. I turned to podcasts and now Audible The post Summary: Rich Dad, ... Read the article >>> Curated from Pharmacist Money, Jun 15, 2019 @ 7:14
I’m happy I’m no longer the only oneWhen discussing the concepts of extreme early retirement, an often heard objection is that “it’s impossible”—followed by the runner-up “Yes, maybe I could do it but my spouse/children…” or the more generic “Yes, but that’s because you’re special/different/….” [I got a bit carried away in the comments section of this post.] These objections are not based on the lack of external freedom (see discussion of ... Read the article >>> Curated from Early Retirement Extreme, Jun 15, 2019 @ 6:33
Vastgoed investering platformen: Mijn eerste ervaring met Reinvest24Lezers van dit blog weten van mijn P2P Lening investeringen bij Mintos. Om nog verder te kijken dan een speler in een markt, en een grotere diversificatie te krijgen door de vastgoed markt te onderzoeken, ga ik in deze blog post je mee nemen naar Reinvest24. In dit geval een investeringsplatform, alleen dan gespecialiseerd in vastgoed. Door middel van shares wordt je als ware mede-eigenaar. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Veel Voor Minder, Jun 15, 2019 @ 5:59
How Much is Enough for an Emergency Fund?Hello FOGA Readers! Lately, I have been struggling with our emergency fund. Not with having one obviously. Emergency funds are great and incredibly helpful when life decides to say screw you. What I have been struggling with is the amount to put in. We planned to get one year’s of expenses to put into our […] The post How Much is Enough for an Emergency ... Read the article >>> Curated from From One Geek to Another, Jun 15, 2019 @ 4:00
Thank You Edition #8 – In Progress Now Things are heating up in the precious metals space, so I think it’s time to get to work on the next Thank You Newsletter. Recently, I’ve had a lot to say about mining stocks, and for readers who want to keep up with my latest articles, you can check out my Seeking Alpha page. With gold and silver, you just never really know when ... Read the article >>> Curated from FI Fighter, Jun 15, 2019 @ 3:57
My thoughts on the election – and what I’ll do from nowIt’s been nearly a month since the 2019 Australian federal election resulted in a surprise outcome – the return of the Coalition to government. The Australian Labor Party was clearly the favourite – so much so that some betting agencies paid out punters who bet on a Labor victory a few days before the election. (They must be kicking themselves now!) Years from now, ... Read the article >>> Curated from A Family on FIRE, Jun 15, 2019 @ 3:11
Actionable Guide To Start Selling on eBay {Exceptionally Detailed Helpful Guide}Have you ever been curious about selling on eBay but didn’t know where to start? This guide will take you through everything you need to know in order to start a successful eBay business and make money fast. The post Actionable Guide To Start Selling on eBay {Exceptionally Detailed Helpful Guide} appeared first on Dr. Breathe Easy Finance. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Dr. Breathe Easy Finance, Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:55
Mid-Year Goals UpdateYes, technically, this is a bit early for a mid-year update. But by the time June ends, I’ll be back in the thick of things at work and the likelihood of a post happening is pretty low. So let’s talk a little about how things have gone with financial goals so far this year. Shelter ... Read moreMid-Year Goals Update The post Mid-Year Goals Update ... Read the article >>> Curated from FIREd Up About Finance, Jun 15, 2019 @ 1:08
Pho Ga Recipe Summer is here and it’s finally NOT cold in the Bay Area… Still, after being away and overseas for 7 months, you could say I’ve been missing “home cooking”, so irregardless of the weather cooperating (or not), I’m in the mood for some HOT SOUP! For starters, here’s what an order of pho might look like overseas… The following pic was taken at a ... Read the article >>> Curated from FI Fighter, Jun 15, 2019 @ 12:48
Paying someone to manage my financesI know what you’re thinking: Stephanie is wasting her money! Doesn’t she know you just put everything in low cost index funds and call it a day? Well, here’s what I’m doing, and why. Remember years ago when I tried out Financial Engines? I was given a free trial to have someone manage my 401k for 3 months. It was beneficial for getting some of ... Read the article >>> Curated from Graduated Learning, Jun 15, 2019 @ 12:29
The 60 Best Sci-Fi Books all Science Fiction Fans Must ReadThe Best Science Fiction Books and Fantasy Novels Post contains affiliate links, read my disclosure here Looking for a new science fiction book to read? Great news we have compiled the best sci-fi books that all fans should read, everything from sci-fi classics to up and coming indie authors. Science fiction and fantasy novels provide us with allegory, cautionary tales, and the human condition told through ... Read the article >>> Curated from Michael Dinich – Your Money Geek, Jun 15, 2019 @ 11:01
Five Reasons Why The Stock Market Is A Really Weird Place To Invest Investing your hard earned dollars into the stock market is probably the most common way to save for retirement these days, but investing takes plenty of faith (as discussed in a previous post). Market crashes and giant bull markets happen. Black Swan events. Weird stuff happens all the time. Things you wouldn't expect, and events that defy logic. The post Five ... Read the article >>> Curated from Mr. Tako Escapes, Jun 15, 2019 @ 10:38
Why I Write About Money Even Though I’m Interested in Other Things (Part 1) Money is only one lens through which to see the world. Many could argue it’s not the healthiest lens either, especially if you are creatively oriented and have plenty of other lenses to choose from. Many could also make the point that what it takes to thrive in a money-related niche ... Read the article >>> Curated from Savvy History, Jun 15, 2019 @ 8:41
My unpopular opinion, Italy, traditions and innovationAnother Thought Experiment by the Saving Ninja: What opinion do you have that most of your peers do not share? Growing up in Italy has been a privilege. Being raised in a German and Italian household and being able to speak and think in two languages as well as comparing two different cultures on an everyday basis has been eye-opening. Italy is such a wonderful ... Read the article >>> Curated from Money For The Modern Girl, Jun 15, 2019 @ 8:34
My own debt storyI was recently asked about my own debt story and what the actual turning point for me was. It wasContinue reading ... Read the article >>> Curated from Take Charge of Your Money, Jun 15, 2019 @ 7:41
Living Frugally—Week 23Here is another weekly installment of Living Frugally where I share my frugal accomplishments for the past week. Be sure to share your frugal successes in the comments! This week I listened to 2 audiobooks on tape and started a 3rd. All courtesy of my local library (and the Libby app). Visited with an old friend for a couple hours, enjoying non-alcoholic beverages and chatting. ... Read the article >>> Curated from This Fascinating Adventure, Jun 15, 2019 @ 7:33
Mrs YFG: what I wish I knewI was recently promoted. Not through any particular exciting process. I’m now a Senior Associate solicitor – through a combination of being qualified enough and good enough. It’s amusing, because when I was a trainee 6 years ago I thought the Senior Associates knew what they were doing. I definitely know more than a trainee. But I’m not particularly senior in life to pretend I ... Read the article >>> Curated from Young FI Guy, Jun 15, 2019 @ 7:00
Rudimentary earthquake preparationThis is what you should keep next to your bed (if you live in earthquake territory—the suggestions are good for fire as well though) Crowbar or wrecking bar Bath robe or similar “suit” that can be put on in two seconds. Sturdy work gloves Boots that can be put on in two seconds. As a bonus you can also keep a small bag with real ... Read the article >>> Curated from Early Retirement Extreme, Jun 15, 2019 @ 6:33
Father’s Day: What My Dad Taught Me about LifeIn honor of Father’s Day and my dad, I hope you enjoy this post On this Father’s Day, I wanted to share what my dad taught me about life and personal finance. Early this year I outlined my parent’s financial story. I did this in hopes to better understand how I may have gotten into... Read more The post Father’s Day: What My Dad ... Read the article >>> Curated from Debt Discipline, Jun 15, 2019 @ 6:00
The World Vs My World – Who Gets To Set The Rules Of The GameOne day Ganesha and Kartikeya, the two sons of Lord Shiva and Parvati, decided to have a race. They decided that the one who circled the world three times and came back first would be declared as the winner. Kartikeya got on to his vehicle, the peacock, and flew into space, stopping at all sacred spots on the way and offering his prayers. Ganesha knew ... Read the article >>> Curated from Grokking Money, Jun 15, 2019 @ 6:00
Investing in parenting It’s 6:30, and I’m out with the nutjob puppy. I usually try to get up before 5, but I slept late today because we were at a dance recital and didn’t get home until almost midnight. Dance recitals. I never in a million years would have expected myself to take ... Read the article >>> Curated from Freedom FIter, Jun 15, 2019 @ 5:04
15 Famous Hustling Quotes To Help Inspire You – Get Motivated!If there’s one thing I’ve learned when to entrepreneurship or hustling, it’s that it isn’t always smooth sailing. I’ve been blogging at This Online World for the past year and a half, and I’ve certainly had my share of ups and down. A recent Google algorithm update has actually knocked my traffic a fair bit, and I’ll admit, I’ve been frustrated with progress the past month...Read ... Read the article >>> Curated from This Online World, Jun 15, 2019 @ 5:01
Budget Mastery: Creating a Defensive Budget with YNABCreating a defensive personal budget will help you stay on track towards your financial goals. YNAB allows you tweak your budget from month-to-month. The post Budget Mastery: Creating a Defensive Budget with YNAB appeared first on Money Stir. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Money Stir, Jun 15, 2019 @ 5:00
Southwest Companion Pass: What It Is and Why You Want ItSouthwest Airlines is often rated as one of the top airlines serving the U.S. With budget-friendly fares, up to two free checked bags, zero change fees, and free live TV, Southwest’s simple and transparent policies have made it the top choice of budget travelers. Southwest also happens to offer the best deal in air travel: The Southwest Companion Pass. Follow us on Pinterest! ... Read the article >>> Curated from Money Saved is Money Earned, Jun 15, 2019 @ 4:50
My unpopular opinion: public is betterThere’s a blogger called Saving Ninja who does thought experiments every two months and invites other FIRE bloggers to join in. (Original post with links to other participants too) This is the first one that’s come up since I started blogging and I thought I’d give it a go. Here are the rules: At the beginning of each second month, a thought experiment question will ... Read the article >>> Curated from Left FI, Jun 15, 2019 @ 4:14
Blogger Confessions #36: Riley Adams from Young and the InvestedHappy Saturday and welcome to the 36th episode of the ‘Blogger Confessions’ interview series on the blog. Today, I’m bringing in Riley Adams from Young and the Invested to talk about blogging and how they’ve managed to keep everything straight as a personal finance blogger. Take it away. Blogger Confessions with Riley Adams from Young […] The post Blogger Confessions #36: Riley Adams from Young ... Read the article >>> Curated from Think Save Retire, Jun 15, 2019 @ 3:05
Which iPhone should you buy?Which iPhone should you buy? Should you buy an iPhone at all? If we do decide to buy one, which one would make most financial sense? These are some questions that popped up in our household recently. The reason is[...] The post Which iPhone should you buy? appeared first on Cheesy Finance. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Cheesy Finance, Jun 15, 2019 @ 3:03
Spending diary #2Friday: I did laundry, so $1.50 went into the Washer/Dryer fund (up to more than $1,200 now!) The handle on the toilet stopped working some time ago, and I replaced it myself. Ever since I’ve had trouble with it, even having it fall off a few times and have to be put back on. On Tuesday it finally fell off and wouldn’t go back on. One ... Read the article >>> Curated from I Pick Up Pennies, Jun 15, 2019 @ 3:00
How I built RFG into a $200 an hour side hustle How I built RFG into a $200 an hour side hustleBlogging may not be the sexiest side hustle of all time, but it does have it’s allure. There you are, in your socks, writing something for all the world to see. And, you can use the power and weight of online advertising networks and affiliate relationships to monetize your site for ... Read the article >>> Curated from Real Finance Guy, Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:57
Unpopular OpinionAnother in a series of thought experiments proposed by Saving Ninja. What unpopular opinions do you hold? This is number six in the series. In Saving Ninja’s own words: A different opinion is somewhat frowned upon in our clique based society, but some of the greatest minds of all time were outliers. They weren’t scared to go against the... The post Unpopular Opinion appeared ... Read the article >>> Curated from Dr. FIRE, Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:56
Scrappy – May 2019 Portfolio Update Monthly Profit My balance sheet tells a shocking tale this month. As Kurtz said in Heart of Darkness / Apocalypse Now: Monthly profit was negative for the first time this month at -€50.57! This was due to 2 factors: The UK platform Lendy going into administration (I have written off my small £110 balance) Adverse FX movements If we remove the impact ... Read the article >>> Curated from P2P Millionaire, Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:15
Don’t Mix Insurance and InvestingThere are some things in life that are best kept separate. When it comes down to your money, the same applies. In this post by WCI, we zero down on the details of why your investments and insurance should remain one apart from the other. Today’s Classic is republished from White Coat Investor. You can see the original here. Enjoy! A wise physician will have ... Read the article >>> Curated from Passive Income M.D., Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:00
The Seven Steps to Discovering a Great RetirementWell, we may have a new contender for “best retirement book”! For years I have recommended How Much Money Do I Need to Retire? as my top retirement book. It’s an awesome book and one of the handful that I’ve ever read 3+ times. The book made my list of the only five money books anyone needs to read — it’s that good. Plus I ... Read the article >>> Curated from ESI Money, Jun 15, 2019 @ 2:00
Comment on Mintos invest and access by DavidThanks for the cashback bonus link! Invested 1500€ to Mintos Invest and Access. So far so good. Will keep you posted on how it goes. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Financially Free, Jun 15, 2019 @ 1:18
M.D. Roundup It’s time for another M.D. Roundup. Hope everyone is having a great summer. School is out for my kids and summer camps start next week. Got to keep the kids busy and out of trouble. But dang, camps are expensive. I’m currently planning a family trip to Yellowstone in August. It’s one of those […] The post M.D. Roundup appeared first on Millionaire Doc. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Millionaire Doc, Jun 15, 2019 @ 1:01
Six and a Half Ways to Bridge the Early Retirement Gap to Age 59 and a HalfIf you’ve been piling money into your retirement accounts, maxing out every tax-advantaged option available, and spending what’s left over, you’re likely to end up in good financial shape. There’s a problem, though. A lot of that money is not easily accessible, especially for the would-be early retiree. How do ... Read the article >>> Curated from Physician on FIRE, Jun 15, 2019 @ 12:55
How to diversify your crowdlending portfolioWe all know the famous quote from Warren Buffet: Diversification is protection against ignorance. Well, admitting ignorance can also be a strength…So there! – I admit it: I’ve invested in 10 different crowdlending platforms, in hundreds of different loans to hundreds of different people/businesses of whom/which I know very little about. All I know is what the platforms (and the community) tell me. How much ... Read the article >>> Curated from Total Balance Blog, Jun 15, 2019 @ 12:26
Thought Experiment 6 – Miss WayUnpopular Opinion This is the latest in the series of SavingNinja‘s Thought Experiment posts. This is an idea to get bloggers to immediately respond to a question and all post their answers on their blogs. You have to write the first thing you think of and can’t pre-plan or do any major editing. If you want to see previous versions see SavingNinja’s archives. This is the first ... Read the article >>> Curated from A Way to Less, Jun 14, 2019 @ 11:30
Thought Experiment 6 – Mr WayUnpopular Opinion This is the latest in the series of SavingNinja‘s Thought Experiment posts. This is an idea to get bloggers to immediately respond to a question and all post their answers on their blogs. You have to write the first thing you think of and can’t pre-plan or do any major editing. If you want to see previous versions see SavingNinja’s archives. So on to the ... Read the article >>> Curated from A Way to Less, Jun 14, 2019 @ 11:30
Unpopular opinions: Be beautiful and learn stuffWell kids, it’s that time again when Saving Ninja launches another Thought Experiment. Following on from the last one about what I want to do when I’m financially independent this Thought Experiment is about unpopular opinions. Specifically he asks: “What opinion do you have that most of your peers do not share?” Let’s get the… The post Unpopular opinions: Be beautiful and learn stuff appeared ... Read the article >>> Curated from Ditch The Cave, Jun 14, 2019 @ 11:30
Against the tide“What opinion do you have that most of your peers do not share?” This was the thought experiment proposed by SavingNinja. The one thing he asked of participants was for a stream of consciousness outpouring of thoughts rather than a carefully polished article. Here goes… Against the tide I let out a frustrated sigh as my forehead rested against the cool glass of ... Read the article >>> Curated from { in·deed·a·bly }, Jun 14, 2019 @ 11:30
Dating while pursuing FI – and who pays on dates?And today, one of my favourite topics, that I have a love/hate relationship with: dating. I know some of you love dating, and others are struggling for decent dates. For me, in addition to the challenges of dating as a feminist, how awkward is it to date as someone on the FI path? Are dating and pursuing FI easily compatible? Now there is a ... Read the article >>> Curated from Ms. ZiYou, Jun 14, 2019 @ 11:00
What I Would Tell My Teenage-Self About Work, Life and Money Recently, a reader asked me to write a post on this theme. And it threw me back a bit. Because it’s quite a big and intimidating question to answer! After all, it sounds like life advice, which should probably be dished out by someone who’s a bit older and a lot wiser than a 30-year old blogger. But what the hell – let’s give ... Read the article >>> Curated from Strong Money Australia, Jun 14, 2019 @ 9:08
Sick Update – May 2019The last bit of May and the first half of June have been really busy. I had to do quite a bit around the home. I fixed and poured new concrete columns for the house, then worked on my car to remove some of the rust that started showing (last winter was terrible for that). ... The post Sick Update – May 2019 appeared first ... Read the article >>> Curated from Sick Finance, Jun 14, 2019 @ 7:41
Bumped Investing App: Stock Rewards From Your Favorite Brands Today I want to do a quick and easy initial review of a new rewards investing app called “Bumped”. I stumbled on this app probably 6 or so months ago but only got around to being able to sign up for it now. The reason it took so long to sign up is that Bumped is ... Read the article >>> Curated from Money Savvy Mindset, Jun 14, 2019 @ 7:18
Win a Myrtle Beach CondoThis post is in collaboration with Vacation Myrtle Beach. Myrtle Beach is one of my favorite vacation destinations when I’m not trying to travel and absorb a new culture, but am rather just trying to get away and chillllllllll. It’s ripe for Pittsburghers. Next time you go down you’ll notice Steelers and Penguins gear spread around disproportionately. It’s because so many of us ... Read the article >>> Curated from Femme Frugality, Jun 14, 2019 @ 6:38
Downsizing partyIn case you don’t read all the comments (note that it is possible to get all the comments in a single feed), I wanted to highlight an idea from Oasis in a recent comment of having a downsizing party. You invite your friends to your home, the price of admission being a bottle of wine and in exchange they can bring away your clutter. ... Read the article >>> Curated from Early Retirement Extreme, Jun 14, 2019 @ 6:33
FatFIRE is a State of Mind FatFIRE is a State of Mind On Monday we will be airing an episode on The What’s Up Next Podcast about one of this communities favorite topics: fatFIRE. We love this topic because it smacks not only of success (about making it to financial independence) but also breaking the game. To the oh so frugal at heart, it is wonderful to wag your finger ... Read the article >>> Curated from DiverseFI, Jun 14, 2019 @ 3:00
On Measurement – A History of Financial BenchmarksIf you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. – Henry David Thoreau, Walden ... Read the article >>> Curated from The FI Explorer, Jun 14, 2019 @ 2:31
Almost There! BaristaFIRE Log 5 (6/14/19)So. That was it! My last full week of full-time work! Now I have Monday, Tuesday, and probably half-day on Wednesday before my access gets cut off and I get ushered out of the office without fanfare. It seems like when the ball starts rolling… It ROLLS. So a lot of things have been happening in the background the past week. I’m getting ... Read the article >>> Curated from Walking to FIRE, Jun 14, 2019 @ 2:21
Prioritizing a Financially Stable LifeYou know that feeling of dread that hangs over you when you know you need to do something? I assume that’s exactly how most people feel when they know they’re in debt or are in danger of falling into debt. This past week, I was honored to be included in a round-up Debt.com put together in which various personal finance bloggers offered their best advice ... Read the article >>> Curated from [email protected], Jun 14, 2019 @ 1:54

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