Worth vs. Worth It: Homeownership
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Owning brings certain loss. Renting guarantees it. Continue reading
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18 Months of Kiwiarbitrage
Fear of missing out on a better exchange rate is just like the fear of missing out on a better stock price! Continue reading
A Guest “Worth vs. Worth It” Post: Is It Worth Your Life?
Is Your Crap Really Worth It? By “It” I Mean Your Life I was at an estate sale. Among the hundreds of cups and glasses, I bought a dozen for $3. Inside the house, passing a glass-encased wall display of … Continue reading
Making Bold Adjustments
Looking for a way to make transformative change? Chris Pascale recommends making bold adjustments in your life as opposed to incremental change. Go bold or go home! Continue reading
The Golden Albatross vs. Kiwi Arbitrage
Interested in moving to New Zealand, the land of Kiwis? Grumpus Maximus discusses how he and his family determined if “Kiwi Arbitrage” was affordable. Continue reading
The Pension Series (Part 20): Pensions, Volatility, and Risk
When should a participant in a pension plan pay attention to market volatility? Continue reading
Guest Post: Worth vs. “Worth It” Meets Value Purchasing
Frequent guest writer, Chris Pascale, explains value purchasing, and some of the purchases he’s made over the years that he considers “worth it”. Continue reading
Golden Albatrosses Killed Your Golden Goose
Want to lock in a middle-class lifestyle by middle age? Then you need to get counter-cultural with your spending and saving. Forgo the stupid cars, forget the fancier house, stop paying for worthless colleges, and earn a real life. Continue reading
GI(bill)arbitrage
Did You Catch What I Did There? I’ve invented a new term. Or maybe it’s a word. What do you call a word with parens in the middle of it? Do the grammar police allow such nonsense? Probably not. When … Continue reading
Retirement Anxiety: How I Retired Mine
Anxiety Check How are your retirement anxiety levels at the moment? I must admit my levels were high earlier this week. As described in my previous post, I recently realized that I’m (probably) not going to make it to 21-years … Continue reading