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RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it.RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it.RICH VS. WEALTHY
The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic came up when my daughter said some of her classmates got into one of those “my family isn’t rich –CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
CREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading → HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it.RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money.CREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article. PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that hisRETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money.CREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article. PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually. MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
APRIL 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic Continue Reading → MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading → HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it.KIDS THESE DAYS
Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to know that I was a teacher, but are often surprised to find out that personal finance is a hobby of mine (that is if personal finance can be a hobby).RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidationOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which isCREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidationOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which isCREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually. WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
APRIL 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic Continue Reading → MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading → HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it.KIDS THESE DAYS
Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to know that I was a teacher, but are often surprised to find out that personal finance is a hobby of mine (that is if personal finance can be a hobby).RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kidsRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money.CREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that hisRETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kidsRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisOUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money.CREATIVE COMMUTING
I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle. We live about 2 miles from the center of downtownso everything
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually. JUNE 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to Continue Reading → MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it. APRIL 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic Continue Reading →KIDS THESE DAYS
Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to know that I was a teacher, but are often surprised to find out that personal finance is a hobby of mine (that is if personal finance can be a hobby). MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading →RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance. WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article.RETIRED 2 RIDE
Conscious Consumption – pt.2. Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write. ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance. WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article.OUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is JUNE 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to Continue Reading → HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it. APRIL 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic Continue Reading → MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading → PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT STUDENT LOANS Parents, however, with jobs and credit histories, can get a virtually unlimited amount in student loans for their child. In fact, they can borrow the total cost of tuition at the school minus any financial aid the student qualifies for.**KIDS THESE DAYS
Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to know that I was a teacher, but are often surprised to find out that personal finance is a hobby of mine (that is if personal finance can be a hobby).RETIRED 2 RIDE
Prior to about 6 months ago I was virtually clueless about student loans. My wife and I were Continue Reading → ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article.RETIRED 2 RIDE
Prior to about 6 months ago I was virtually clueless about student loans. My wife and I were Continue Reading → ABOUT ME – RETIRED 2 RIDE I think a bulleted list will make this a lot easier so here we go. I have a wife and two kids; We all ride bikes My wife and I like riding a bit more than the kids WELCOME TO RETIRED 2 RIDE Love this! I am jealous and wish I had made these kinds of decisions. Here is a quote I think you both will appreciate: The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, hisRECOMMENDED
Mr. Money Mustache “The” personal finance and early retirement blog; http://www.mrmoneymustache.com; SoFi. Student loan refinancing and consolidation WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? At this point all you need to do is take your monthly income (take home), subtract your total expenses, and you are left with what is hopefully a positive number that can be used for investments, retirement accounts, donations, and maybe even some fun money. CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION As I look at these two lists, which are thankfully quite similar, two things jump out at me. One, most of these activities are virtuallyfree.
WHAT’S A SUPER SAVER In the survey a ‘super saver’ was defined as someone who saves more that 20% of their income. To make the math easy – someone making $100,000 would save $20,000 annually.CASH OR CREDIT?
This is the number one question people ask me when they find out I am retiring early. Why this keeps coming up is not entirely clear to me. Part of it is probably related to the fact that Dave Ramsey is the biggest name in personal finance.RICH VS. WEALTHY
Family A has a combined income of $250,000 a year. They live in a 4,000 sq. ft. house with all the niceties you can imagine (and a$500,000 mortgage).
MY SANITY? – RETIRED 2 RIDE The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when I started I had a whole list of topics to write about. However, very few of these will ever see an article.OUR NEW CAR
The current retail industry tells us that if we can afford the monthly payment then we can afford the item. Back in the day you could get a loan for a house (which is JUNE 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to Continue Reading → HOW TO PAY OFF $92,000…FAST The problem was that’s all I could come up with. $9,000 a year – leaving us another $9,000 a year short. Luckily, instead of quitting because the numbers didn’t quite work out we went for it. APRIL 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE The other day my kids and I had a car ride conservation about the term “rich.” This topic Continue Reading → MARCH 2019 – RETIRED 2 RIDE Fast can mean so many things. I should probably clarify a little. Some people may say fast is Continue Reading → PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were able to attend one of the eight premiers in which the lead of the story would be present, Scott Rieckens (although it would be easy to argue that his EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT STUDENT LOANS Parents, however, with jobs and credit histories, can get a virtually unlimited amount in student loans for their child. In fact, they can borrow the total cost of tuition at the school minus any financial aid the student qualifies for.**KIDS THESE DAYS
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Now that the holidays are over I figure it’s time to get back in the habit of writing a post… Continue Reading → WHAT’S YOUR BUDGET? November 12, 2019 Dustin BealLeave a comment
Ever ask someone their opinion when you are looking to buy something? I bet the first thing they… Continue Reading → EVERYONE’S TALKING ABOUT STUDENT LOANS September 10, 2019 Dustin BealLeave a comment
Prior to about 6 months ago I was virtually clueless about student loans. My wife and I were… Continue Reading →MY SANITY?
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The great thing about a blog is that I get to write about whatever I want. Back when… Continue Reading → PLAYING WITH FIRE MOVIE PREMIER July 22, 2019 Dustin BealLeave a comment
Technically Playing with Fire is a documentary not a movie. Regardless, this past week Melissa and I were… Continue Reading →KIDS THESE DAYS
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Lately I have had a fair number of conversations regarding kids and finance. Most people I talk to… Continue Reading → CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION – PT.2 June 10, 2019 Dustin BealLeave a comment
Last week I wasn’t kidding when I said Melissa’s eyes would roll when I asked her to write… Continue Reading → CONSCIOUS CONSUMPTION – PT.1 June 3, 2019 Dustin BealLeave a comment
I think it is a fairly obvious that buying ‘stuff’ is a regular part of life. Some of… Continue Reading →CREATIVE COMMUTING
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I must admit that my family has it easy when commuting to work and school by bicycle.… Continue Reading →CASH OR CREDIT?
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