Adjustments to Make (Price Checking)

I’m making this post in part to share with you, but also to make a reminder for myself of the things that I need to look into.  One of the mistakes that I and many other people make is not shopping around enough.  While you may have found the best deal when you bought something, [...]

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What If Time Wasn’t An Issue?

You likely remember questions like this one from your high school classes.  Or your college philosophy classes.  Well, here’s another one. What if time wasn’t an issue.  What if we knew that we would live to be 200 years old?  Would we still act the way that we do?  Would we still work the same [...]

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Financial Gluttony

Gluttony is all around us.  I’m as guilty of it as you likely are.  The most classical example of gluttony is the act of eating much more than you need.  It leads to obesity, which is a rampant problem in this country.  Gluttony is described as the excessive indulgence in food and drink. But, since [...]

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Are Your Personal Finance Skills Holding You Back?

One of the reasons that I started this site was because it forces me to learn new personal finance skills.  Sometimes, the tree is sitting there in the forest and you need someone to point it out and make it stick out from the forest.  The more skills that you learn in any given subject, [...]

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That Your Daddy’s Car?

I want to share a story with you about work. About working for what you want, so that you can not only get what you want, but pay for it with cash. My roommate in college (one of many) graduated college with no college loans. Not because he had scholarships, but because he paid for [...]

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Just Do It. Whatever It Is.

No matter where you go, the advice of those that already do to those that want to do is almost always, without fail, just do it.  Want to be a writer?  Forget the courses, workshops, and conferences.  Just write.  Want to be a photographer?  Just go out and take some pictures.  Want to be healthy [...]

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Personal Finance is a Life Skill

ChristianPF posted a very thought provoking article today.  In it, he talks about how spending money wisely is a life skill.  The choices that we make in spending our money are the root of how we live our lives and can bleed through into the businesses that we run or work for.  Basically, the way [...]

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What’s Your Personal Finance Dedication Level?

You’ll hear me talk about it all the time.  Well, you won’t likely hear me at all, but read me write about it just doesn’t sound right.   If you want to succeed at your personal finance goals and your personal life goals, you need to continually work towards them.  (Make some if you haven’t [...]

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Yearly Bonus on the Way

Yay!  The yearly performance bonus that my company gives out is coming on Monday! The bonus is based on a set of goals for the company.  If the company reaches all of the goals, then we get 100% of the bonus.  Each goal is set a little differently, so one might only count for 10% [...]

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Is Salary Transparency Good?

Jim over at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity asked us all what we thought of salary transparency.  I don’t know about you, but there’s always something intriguing about my coworkers salaries.  Are they making more than I am?  Am I making more? How much do they take out for retirement?  But alas, that is not for [...]

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