My Rollover IRA Account — The Backstory
My Rollover IRA Account — The Backstory Last week I wrote about tracking one of my rental properties and comparing it to the growth of an index fund that’s currently worth about the same amount. […]
How To Make Money Selling Your Old Cell Phone
The following is a sponsored post with SellCell.com. Did you know that there are items that you may have that you can sell to make some extra money? The average household has a lot of […]
Save Your Money And Avoid A Storage Unit
When we downsized our house and belongings to move into our RV, we rented a storage unit for a few months to help us deal with some things we still had left but couldn’t fit […]
Dick’s Sporting Goods: 50% off The North Face Outerwear for the Family
This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy here. Love The North Face? Dick’s Sporting Goods is offering 50% off The North Face Outerwear for the family right now! Dick’s Sporting Goods is […]
TurboTax vs. H&R Block vs. TaxAct
On a budget? Need CPA advice? Have complicated taxes? There are a few tax filing options here for you. Let’s take a look at some of the best on the market – TurboTax vs. H&R […]
Last Minute Tax Tips
The following is a sponsored partnership with H&R Block. The tax deadline is nearing! Personal tax returns are due on Monday, April 15th, 2019. I recommend putting this on your calendar now, so that you […]
Yotta Savings App Review – Win up to $10 million weekly by saving in an FDIC insured account
I recently came across an interesting new savings account, and I am excited to share it with you all today. I think you’ll want to hear about this as it’s such an interesting and new […]
Where are you on your path to Financial Independence? Take this test.
Where are you on your path to Financial Independence? Take this test. Saw this on Twitter and couldn’t pass it up: In a nutshell: After you answer 20 super easy questions, it’ll spit out your […]
Jimmy’s History of Personal Finance
Jimmy’s History of Personal Finance [What up what up! Been getting a TON of response from our post the other day on the history of our net worth, so thought we’d continue the fun and […]
Good books to help you stay the course to Financial Independence – and beyond
It’s been nearly three years since I last talked about financial independence (FI). I’ve been keeping my head down because The Investor threatened to send the boys round to give me a lesson in volatility […]
