Today I’m talking about several recent articles where parents are still supporting their adult children. When is enough, enough – and when do you cut that financial cord? Today I’m talking about financial and cultural aspects to this decision, and crowd sourcing your best advice.
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Today I’m musing on why celebrating debt freedom is considered “gauche”, while celebrating the external vision of wealth is not. Stop by to read more, and to get some suggestions on places on the internet that will encourage and celebrate with you.
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Today I’m sharing with YOU my top twelve tips to pay off your mortgage early. Some of them you may have read before, others might be new. Check them out and join me on the path to debt freedom!
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This weekend, we paid off our mortgage and are finally, 100% debt free. Come learn a bit more about our journey and help us celebrate!
A money saving tip that’s thrown around (and often dismissed) when it comes to kids and college is to have them spend some time at community college. As someone who started their education by spending several years at community college, this debate is always interesting to me. For the first two years of my college
Where Did I Find The Best Teachers And Most Determined Students? Community College Read More »
I read an interesting article in The NY Times that mentions someone who makes $1.2 million per year and is absolutely miserable. He finds his professional life unfulfilling and stressful, and wants to move onto a job that pays “only” $600k per year. But he can’t. Why? Because his life and lifestyle depends upon the
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