I am not sure if she’ll read the blog on a daily basis, make comments or simply ignore it, but whatever her choice/participation is – it is appreciated and more than welcomed. Maybe I’ll let her do a guest post
I am not sure if she’ll read the blog on a daily basis, make comments or simply ignore it, but whatever her choice/participation is – it is appreciated and more than welcomed. Maybe I’ll let her do a guest post
In conjunction with providing great and useful information, I created this blog is to keep me accountable for my debts. As of this update I am focusing on my wife and I’s Credit Cards (as indicated by my status bar to the left). This is an update as to our progress: 7/27/2008 8/27/2008 CitiCard #1 141.99…

It seems to be a common statement among parents, planners, financial aid people, some bloggers, etc. that Don’t worry about education loans, they are tax deductible… Like most tax advice given…it is a half truth. Student Loans Are not Always Tax Deductible Yes, your interest is tax deductible if you don’t pass certain threshold income…
Check out the Carnival of Personal Finance #167 – “Highlights from the Beijing 2008 Olympics” hosted by Broke Grad Student! My first carnival post how exciting! http://www.brokegradstudent.com/carnival-of-personal-finance-167-highlights-from-the-beijing-2008-olympics/

I spend an healthy amount of time on the Internet, so I figured I would share my favorite 5 free finance related sites. The reason I limited the list to free is not due to alliteration, but rather I am part of the generation that assumes everything on the Internet should be free, including great information. I decided…

When did walking become an Olympic sport? I understand it is power walking, but come on! Why do they have to look like their waddling? Just some thoughts. Yeah that is what is on CNBC at 12:45am.