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This is a part of a multi-post series on graduating college debt free. Check out the other posts below: How I graduated from college debt free How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 1. AP Classes How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 2. Community College How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 3. CLEP Tests How …
This is a part of a multi-post series on graduating college debt free. Check out the other posts below: How I graduated from college debt free How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 1. AP Classes How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 2. Community College How to Graduate College Debt Free – Part 3. CLEP Tests How …
Well it’s been a rough month on the budget. The frugalmobile has over 150k on the odometer, over 30 MPG, and it’s ugly as can be. Unfortunately, it’s decided to fall apart. Problems abound and even with our extremely helpful and honest local mechanic, we were out $700 to fix the old sucker. Hopefully that’s the last repair bill and the faithful …
I’m going to keep it short, but I wanted to make sure the people following on RSS see the new content added to the Resource Page. I’ve spent many hours putting together as complete a list as possible of the best of all the best tools for frugal badassity, investing, expense tracking, travel and more. Not everything has a review …
Last year I finally got interested in the wonderful world of credit card hacking. It always sounded scammy before and hey, credit cards are bad right? How can you just sign up for cards and magically travel for free? There’s no free lunch. Turns out, actually their is and it’s delicious. In a later post I’m going to go in …
I was honored to be nominated for a Liebster Award from my friend GenYFinanceGuy. I’ll admit I did not know what this was when I first saw it. A bit of googling, showed it’s a pretty cool way to spread the love around the net for new blogs that the nominator finds value in. What are the rules? Share 11 facts …
I’m a last minute tax guy, so this post is probably late, but I thought I would share a review of the software I use for taxes. I know Turbotax (affiliate link) has had a tough PR year and certainly didn’t do themselves any favors. Not clearly spelling out the price increase for anyone with more complicated taxes, prior to them completely …
I haven’t talked about it much on the blog, but I recently made a career move and jumped ship to a new E&P. If you want the details you can easily look me up on linkedin. Hopefully it turns out to be a good move for my career. In the meantime, I thought I could talk a bit about what …
Since this is a week for Buffett and Berkshire, now seemed like a good time to revisit the famous bet that Warren made with Ted Seides, CFA, and President / Co-CIO of Protégé Partners on who would win over 10 years – the S&P or a selection of 5 fund of funds chose by Protégé. The S&P has crushed them the past 7 years. …
Update: PhilosophicalEconomics did a fantastic post on the math behind Ronald’s portfolio and can you still do it today. One of my favorite kinds of stories popped up this week. I know it’s been covered in a lot of places, but I wanted to talk about it for a few minutes. I feel like I just found Mr. Money Mustache‘s long …