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March 2015 Early Retirement Progress | Three is Plenty
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Struggling with frugality, debt, parenting, and weight. Debt and Net Worth Tracker. Disclosure and Privacy Policy. March 2015 Early Retirement Progress. We contributed $5,096.15 this month to our retirement accounts, and we lost $2,508.27 in investment value this month. The markets seem to be slowing down in anticipation of the Fed rate increase and not knowing when that is, but I suspect it’ll still be up for the year, just maybe not the 20 % it was last year. In 2015, so far, we’ve contributed $1...
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The Ceremony of Graduation - Evolving Personal Finance | Evolving Personal Finance
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Maintaining Financial Sanity through Life Transitions. The Ceremony of Graduation. May 13th, 2015 14 Comments. This past weekend, Kyle and I participated in our university’s graduation ceremony. Time we’ve celebrated finishing our PhDs, and definitely the least fun or important of any of them. Just shy of a year ago, Kyle defended and we had a big family dinner. About nine months ago, I defended. And we hosted a party. We weren’t sure if we would attend graduation. Laughing at our outfits. Were: looking ...
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What will you still own a decade later? | Cash Rebel
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Conventional financial wisdom is overrated. About the Cash Rebel. What will you still own a decade later? What will you still own a decade later? January 18, 2013. I’ve got a challenge for you. Look around your room and think about what possessions you will still own 10 years form now. It seems like a relatively easy task, since those of us who consider ourselves frugal always try to buy consumer goods that are built to last the long haul. What won’t be here in a decade? So I know it may be fairly obsole...
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How We Invest: In Capital Markets We Trust – Freedom 35
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Financial independence at thirty-five, or bust. Current Miles & Points Stash. How We Invest: In Capital Markets We Trust. Middot; July 27, 2015. By popular demand (by which I mean a single request), here is more detail on step two of the early retirement plan,. How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Market. At one point, our savings were sitting in savings accounts being idle instead of working for us. There was a few things that held us back:. We didn’t know what we were saving for. If we ever nee...
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You Work Too Hard Not To Care • Money After Graduation
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You Work Too Hard Not To Care. August 4th, 2015. You work at least 40 hours per week, possibly more. You likely spend an additional 15 hours or more commuting. As a result, you probably work more than you do anything else: more than you sleep, more than you cook and eat, more than you watch TV. This is your life. And you are compensated for all of this this time and effort with your pay. So why then are there so many people that don’t give a shit about their money? Stop buying so much stuff so often.
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FY 2016 Goal Update: July Progress | Anything You Want - A Personal Finance Blog
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About Anything You Want. Five Friday Favorites (16). Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. FY 2016 Goal Update: June Progress. Anything You Want – A Personal Finance Blog. You can have anything you want, but you can't have everything you want. FY 2016 Goal Update: July Progress. Beginning in July, I committed to a goal of increasing my net worth by 46% this year. This goal is ambitious, but I think it should be achievable. Yeah, a lot of the s...
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Book Review – Financially Possible
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One step at a time, let's work together to find out what's financially possible for you as you build wealth and pursue financial independence. Ms Our Next Life. Leigh’s Financial Journey. Salary Man Breaking Free. Uploaded a video discussing the following topics: Finding balance between savings rate and life experiences; encouraging others to pursue a moderate path to achieving financial independence; how one’s opinion of work might change over time. Click on ‘read more’ to…. January 2, 2017. This work i...
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Investing – Financially Possible
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One step at a time, let's work together to find out what's financially possible for you as you build wealth and pursue financial independence. Ms Our Next Life. Leigh’s Financial Journey. January 2017 Non-W2 Income Report. Sharing our January 2017 non-W2 income report on my wife’s personal finance blog. I invite you to check it out at Ms. Financial Literacy.com. Help spread the message. We all can benefit from financial learning and I always welcome referrals! February 3, 2017. January 13, 2017. Asset lo...
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