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One of the main reasons that I started this blog was to hold myself accountable, since I truly believe that Accountability Leads to Success when dealing with personal finance and me.. Oh so you want to question my belief? Check out my FIRST post from August 2008 it is right there in the first sentence of
Continue reading Evan By The Numbers March 2010
When I first decided to speed up the payments for my auto loan I didn’t want to refinance or research refinancing because my credit score wasn’t anything substantially higher than when the loan was created. However, since I am part of the TransUnion Settlement and get my credit score and report free until September 2010 I
Continue reading Experiences with Auto Refinancing – HELP ME!
The main reason I started this blog was to create a diary of My Journey and it didn’t take long for me to realize that accountability leads to success. As such, every year I create a sort of Goals and Objectives, my latest one being my Goals and Objectives for 2009. I then highlighted throughout the year how I
Continue reading Goals and Objectives for 2010! Need Help Solidifying
 I can’t explain it, but for some reason whenever The Wife says the words, “We Can’t Afford It” my blood boils. I mean makes me argue something fierce. Hell, even writing about it makes me use weird terms like “something fierce.” The anger can actually compound if those words are,
Said to someone else; and/or
When the
Continue reading Four Words in Personal Finance that Piss me Off…and The Wife Says them All the Time
I can’t believe it has been a year since I wrote my 27th birthday post to myself! Well, since it happens once a year and I have been blogging for about 18 months on November 10 I turned 28 years old. After reading the post over, it seemed like I had a few goals for myself:
Start
Continue reading Happy 28th Birthday Evan
 This post is inspired by my Dog�s 5th Birthday – I love my dog, and I don’t care if she is the right or wrong personal finance decision. Sometimes, you have to ignore the right thing, mathematically, and live your life. So please meet my dog, Tinkerbell:
No, she is not manly nor does she have
Continue reading Sometimes in Life You have to Ignore the Costs
I am not sure if it was fate, or what, but days after I read FCN’s, “What Would You Would Do with a $1,000” I actually won $1,000! Actually, I won $1,260 through a 50/50 raffle for a buddy’s church ($20 ticket) but I told the church to keep $260 of it. I am not
Continue reading I Won a $1,000 – What am I going to Do With It?
 I have briefly explained The Wife and my experience getting pregnant and then losing the baby. Well, this is a guest post describing what she has learned along the way. If you want to learn more about her or her other insights, check out her blog at After the Alter.
I was talking to my friend the other
Continue reading What I’ve Learned After our Miscarriage
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