This post originally appeared back in October 2008, just about the time the bottom was falling out of the market. At the time, I hoped it might provide a few ideas to families worried about the reliability of their full-time … Continue reading
A couple weeks ago a tornado was spotted close enough to sound the alarm, sending us running for cover. It reminded me that every now and then it’s a good idea to review emergency procedures at home, work and school. … Continue reading
The following guest post is from Elle, who writes for Couple Money – a personal finance blog about building financial freedom together. Each family has to deal with finances their own way, but there seems to be some common threads among … Continue reading
Ever heard that expression, “what’s mine is mine and what’s yours is mine?” When it comes to couples and money there is often some truth to that statement. Often, one partner is a spender, the other a saver. One partner … Continue reading
For most of my adult life I have avoided calculating my net worth, mostly because the number at the bottom of the calculation was always red. The thought of owing more than I owned depressed me. Looking back, I wished … Continue reading
