RDS of SmartFinancialValues.com left an intriguing comment in response to a recent weekend post asking readers if they would be willing to sell all material possessions to become debt free. RDS mentions that when it comes to their possessions “the … Continue reading
When I was a kid I remember being so depressed the day after Christmas, knowing Santa would not make a return trip for some 364 days. As a grown up, I developed new reasons to become depressed after Christmas: bills! … Continue reading
Photo courtesy of Paul Keleher When things are running along pretty well it becomes easier and easier to settle into a routine of saving money, making frugal choices and avoiding new debts. However, if your life is like mine, … Continue reading
The Today Show recently aired a segment featuring a young couple with two kids who were challenged to cut their spending budget in half. These types of stories are always intriguing, and not just because it is fun to pick … Continue reading
The development of our household budget has been a wild ride. After we first married, some ten years ago, we rarely sat down to discuss finances, detail a monthly budget, or even discuss longer term plans such as retirement goals, … Continue reading
