Well, it’s Friday again, and that means it’s time for another post on how to save money. Last time, we talked about means of cutting down spending on your wedding (or weddings, I suppose, although that’s one of those things I hope you only have happen once in your life), so it’s only fitting that […]
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One thing that every couple that is planning on getting married or is otherwise involved in a serious, long-term commitment needs to think about how they will merge their disparate finances into one united financial picture. With how many accounts many people hold today, and the increased delays many people have before they get married,
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If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you’re probably well aware that I don’t tend to invest in individual stocks. My Net Worth Updates show a nice collection of mutual funds (as well as more debt, both credit card and student, than I would prefer), but no individual stocks. There’s quite a few
Advice to Individual Stock Investors Read More »
Well, it’s official; Tax Day has come and gone. I know I jumped the gun a bit last week, but let’s be honest, April 15th is so associated with taxes in the average American mind that who could really blame me? But by now, you’ve (hopefully) finished filling out your tax forms and filing them,
Preparing for Next Year’s Taxes Read More »
The spring semester is winding down, and for a grad student like me, that means that life is about to get busy. On top of preparing for my finals in less than three weeks, I also need to get ready for a major presentation two weeks from Friday, start writing up my thesis for said
Keeping Your Head (When Life Gets Busy) Read More »