Month: August 2021

During my time on this little blue ball we all call home, I’ve learned a few things. This blog is about personal finance so I’ll limit my comments here to that topic. Today, I’d like to take a look at credit cards. Many people attribute negative associations to these little plastic rectangles. It’s easy to […]

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One of the biggest downfalls of the online personal finance community is the lack of balance. I suppose that’s partly due to the fact that we’re all competing for eyeballs on the screen, and extreme headlines garner more attention. It’s unfortunate though. I think more people would be willing to consider pursuing FIRE if they […]

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With age comes wisdom…or so they say. Speaking from personal experience, I can say that my wisdom is arriving in dribs and drabs. For their part, the birthdays arrive at a seemingly more frequent pace. I’ve made plenty of money mistakes, but I’ve finally learned to go beyond the letter “A”. Blue Lobster, what the […]

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This week, I celebrated my birthday. Sadly, no one told my beloved SUV. Instead, I took my vehicle to my trusted mechanic because I needed an oil change and thought that changing an air filter might assist with a little acceleration problem I’d been experiencing. Instead, my SUV walloped me with a $2,900 estimate! That’s […]

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