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From Afford Anything …
“Your income, debt, spending habits and net worth aren’t merely a function of your actions. They’re a reflection of your deep-seated inner psychology around money.
Dr. Brad Klontz, a clinical psychologist and financial planner, joins me on today’s show to discuss four “money scripts” that may be harming us. “
Watch or listen to the podcast … Four Unhealthy Attitudes Towards Money — with Dr. Brad Klontz, Financial Therapist
LIGHT A FIRE UNDER YOUR RETIREMENT! 
This is probably the most natural way for people to become a real estate investor. And a lot of people accidentally become real estate investors by using this strategy. It’s called “Live in and rent.” How to Accidentally Become a Real Estate Investor | Tess Keefe Related
From Frugasaurus … It has been almost one year since I wrote about the advantages of autism on personal finance, so I thought I would write another one, also focusing on the positive aspects of an autistic-inclined mind, rather than the negative ones. Four Frugal Habits we can Learn from People with Autism | Frugasaurus […]
From The Munny Rabbit … We don’t become paramedics for the money. The paycheck is not the attraction to this field. Here in Greater Boston, hourly rates for paramedics are around $18-$28. There are no commissions or bonuses, and there are very few promotion opportunities. I’m now 28 and on track to be retired, with […]
From Early Retirement Now … For today’s post, I thought it was time to add another installment to the Safe Withdrawal Rate Series. What have I learned after so many posts? Well, I started out as a skeptic about the so-called “4% Rule” and I thought it might the time to poke a little bit […]
From Smile & Conquer … One of the best parts of personal finance is the fact that it’s personal. At the end of the day, it’s entirely your choice how you manage your finances. Sure, us bloggers like to drill down on what we consider best practices, but you’re the one that has to live […]
From Leveraged Mama … “I think you’ll agree with me when I say – the debt free journey can feel like SUCH a long haul. When you map out your payments and despair when you see the length of time it’s going to take to become debt free… it can be deeply demotivating and disheartening. That’s […]
From Keep Thrifty … Laurie shared her first freedom story a few months ago – How We Are Moving Towards Location Freedom – and now she’s sharing a bit a of prequel to that story. Before pursuing location freedom, Laurie and her husband went through a bunch of ups and downs in their financial life. […]
Alexander the Great was busy conquering the known world once a naked guy sitting in the Lotus position contemplating the dirt. Both men laughed, each thinking that the other must be a fool. But who was right? And how does this apply to your money? Alexander Meets A Yogi – Why Context Is Everything In […]
From His and Her FI … I was the poor kid. Or at least I thought I was. At 13 not ever buying clothes at a store and instead shopping at Goodwill meant we were poor. Parents who stressed about money and fought over the budget behind closed doors meant we were poor. No family […]
From Chris Istace … “My life in its current state did not just happen organically on its own. The mindset I have, the financial position I am in, and the love for the outdoors I possess was an evolution through reading and engaging with other bloggers. I am very thankful that others took the time to […]
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