05 Feb
Posted by author as Kids and Money, Marriage and Money, Money Management, Uncategorized
When I was in college, my first car had finally broken down. I needed another car, but I didn’t have any money to get another one. I didn’t want to go to a bank to get a loan for a car, because I was didn’t want to pay all of the interest and […]
13 Oct
Posted by author as Kids and Money, Marriage and Money
Whether it’s the man or the woman that stays home with the kids during their early months or years, it’s always a good practice to see whether or not it is worth it for that spouse to go back to work after having kids.
This article from Free Money Finance reveals a comment of […]
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08 May
Posted by author as Buying Cars, Kids and Money, Spending and Saving
The old cliche, “you can’t teach an old dog new tricks”, really hits home when it comes to personal finance. The older we get, the more set we become in our habits whether its the ability to save money, biting our nails, or cursing like a sailor. One of my passions to help […]
01 Mar
Posted by author as Kids and Money, Random
I’ve told you before on this blog that I use the envelope method at home. The envelope method helps you see where your money is going each month. I love the debit card, but I used to use it religiously, and we never kept track of how much money was going towards certain […]
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My wife has a little sister in 5th grade, and like to make fun of her, because she loves asking us to buy her stuff, but when it comes to using her own money, she’s about as staunchy as it gets. I always say that she gets it from her big sister, and that […]
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