Good morning everyone! Today I’m honored to bring you a guest post from my friend Crispy Doc. We met online and at FinCon, where I scared the crap out of him. Luckily, he was grateful for the experience. When he asked if he could share the story of Ryan Park with the readers of my […]
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A Gift For You! Where Are They Now – Updates on Former Interviewees
Happy holidays everyone! Thank you so much for stopping by today, and every day. Today I have a gift for you, to thank you for being an amazing reader. And be sure to check out my holiday content while you’re here!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
It’s almost here! I can’t believe tomorrow is American Thanksgiving. It’s the day we all get stuffed with turkey, and apparently duck out early to go Black Friday shopping. (Hopefully not, though). Tomorrow we’ll be headed to the Manchester Road Race to take a brisk (and I mean brisk-have you seen the forecast here?) walk […]
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No/Low Spend November – Week 2 Report
It’s been the second week in my low/no spend November challenge! For all the other awesome folks joining in, check out my Week One list. And for more information on the challenge, stop by this post. Today I’m recapping how Week 2 went, sharing some frugal/free family fun ideas, and of course my favorite recipes […]
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Overcoming Adversity – Shanté Nicole, Financial Common Cents
Long time readers know I’m a big fan of sharing stories of overcoming adversity. Today I’m honored to bring you the story of Shanté Nicole from Financial Common Cents. She’s an autism mom, cancer survivor, and owner of two non-profit organizations. You’ll love reading her story – and she has some amazing, insightful advice for you. […]
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Money In Your 30’s – Captain DIY
Welcome to Money In Your 30’s, the occasional series where we on Chief Mom Officer chat with folks in their 30’s about their money situation. Taking a peek inside the personal finances of others is a fun way to learn about how different people handle money. Participants in this series also get a chance to ask questions of CMO readers, and Captain DIY has a few for you today.
He’s a family man who’s held down a variety of different jobs – some of which I didn’t know existed (chicken wing delivery driver?) – and is working towards financial freedom in the next ten years. Like most, he’s not interested in “retiring” in the sense of never working again. Instead, he wants to shift from a physically taxing job into different lines of work, and free up his wife to take on more of the work she loves.
