Are you - or do you know - a mom on FIRE? Not literally, of course. Before I started this site, most of the financial sites and blogs I read were devoid of women. My usual round-up included Mr. Money Mustache, J. Money's Budgets Are Sexy, the White Coat Investor, and sites like Bogleheads which … Continue reading Moms on FIRE – Thoughts On Seeking Financial Independence With Kids In Tow
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Good morning all, and happy weekend! It's the start of the Fourth of July weekend for those of my readers in the US, and I hope you have something fun planned. For my readers not in the US, the fourth of July is our independence day celebration, and you can learn more about it here. … Continue reading Playbook for Tough Times Vol. 2 – Needs and Wants (Plus a Giveaway!)
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Today I want to introduce you to the "secret" technique used by millionaires who don't budget. Now, don't get me wrong - budgeting every dollar is an amazing strategy. Giving every dollar a specific job, before you start spending, is hugely helpful in getting a handle on your finances. The majority of millionaires budget, according to … Continue reading The “Secret” Technique of Millionaires Who Don’t Budget
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It seems like many in the financial independence movement have the same goal - to quit their jobs and travel the world at 30 or 35. Now, there's nothing wrong with that goal. If that's what you're working toward, I encourage you to follow your dreams and go for it. But I wanted to put … Continue reading It’s OK If You Don’t Want to Quit Your Job to Travel the World
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If you're a mom (or married to a mom, or have a mom), you probably know that it's Mothers Day this weekend. So that means it's time to go out and spend money, right? After all, the average American spent $172 on Mothers day gifts last year. I can see how that could happen pretty … Continue reading For Mothers Day, Give The Gift Of Financial Freedom (Plus A Gift I Got!)
