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Finance, Food, Frugal tips, Saving

Frugal money saving tip of the week #4

October 30, 2017 No Comments
Frugal money tip

TIP: Put off major purchases as long as possible A lot of the personal finance blogs that I follow really focus on figuring out the difference between a “want” and a “necessity”.  That’s no small feat.  Especially when it comes to shiny big purchases.  Somehow, buying major appliances can make you feel like an adult […]

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Education, Finance

4 things to avoid when investing in stocks

October 22, 2017 No Comments
Things to avoid when investing

In 2016 I churned over $1M dollars in trades on one of our retirement accounts.  (a more detailed post on that is in the works)  My return at the end of the year?  About $2K. Wah Wah.  We’re you expecting a bigger number?  So was I. I don’t use that strategy for all our accounts, […]

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Finance, Frugal tips, Saving, Technology

Frugal money saving tip of the week #3

October 21, 2017 No Comments

Find good old media at thrift stores Anyone who knows me, knows that I eschew subscription services that require payment.   I’ll do whatever it takes to avoid paying for all you can eat services like Amazon’s Prime music or even Netflix.  You can read more about some of specific efforts to hold onto old media […]

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Education, Finance, Frugal tips, Saving

Frugal money saving tip of the week #2

October 4, 2017 No Comments

TIP:  Create a credit card calendar Revolving credit Ah, the beauty of revolving credit.  It’s a double edge sword that can cut both ways.  It’s convenient to use credit, and can really extend your purchasing power, but you can easily end up paying more for it.  I’ve been managing credit wisely (most of the time), […]

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Finance, Health

Don’t put your goals on hold for someone else

October 1, 2017 No Comments
Family problems can hold you back

Financial success is more than Buy Low and Sell High Coming up on the one year anniversary of my Mother-in-law’s death.   It’s a bitter-sweet time for me.  I had known my MIL for more than 30 years. I can hear some questions flying now….”What the hell does this have to do with personal finance?”  The […]

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Finance, Frugal tips, Health, Saving

Frugal money saving tip of the week #1

September 24, 2017 No Comments

  Pinching pennies Sometimes I want to pinch pennies so hard, I want their grandchildren to feel it. Everyone has their own way of saving a little money here and there.   I thought I’d create something I could share each week. None of this stuff is brain surgery, it simply takes some commitment and […]

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Finance, Technology

Quick bathroom face lift for a small apartment Part 2

September 21, 2017 No Comments
Bathroom technology, Bathroom Video and Bathroom TV

  Bathroom technology on a small budget Continuing on with our quick fix to a small apartment bathroom, you can read the first post in this series here.  These days, you really can’t get away from technology and for me, the bathroom is no different.  I come up with some of my best ideas while […]

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Finance, New York City and Brooklyn

Quick bathroom face lift for a small apartment

September 17, 2017 No Comments
Bathroom tiles cleaned with home mixture

Bathroom face lift’s can be tricky.  They definitely need a fix up once in a while, but it shouldn’t have to cost you big bucks to make a difference in appearance and functionality. Since blogging and doing home projects seem to be at odds, I’m going to break this post down into sections, that’ll activate, […]

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Finance, Reading List

Challenges to productivity as we age

September 4, 2017 No Comments
Getting things done book productivity
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Finance, New York City and Brooklyn

Happiness in spending on a Cronut

August 12, 2017 3 Comments

Happiness is (sometimes) spending The other day, I was walking through the SoHo neighborhood of New York City and got a craving for the elusive and tasty Cronut.  For those of you who might not know what they are, click here. They are the invention of the highly creative chef, Dominque Ansel. Chef Ansel is […]

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