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 This is a guest post from MD of Studenomics. If you like what you see then subscribe to the RSS feed as it approaches the 1k mark. It took me forever to join ING Direct. Sure the interest rates were great at the time (definitely not now) but I simply had a customer loyalty towards my local Continue reading What is Wrong With Chasing Bank Rates March 12th, 2010 | Tags: guest post, Personal Finance, savings | Category: Personal Finance | 19 comments
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 March 8th, 2010 | Tags: My Numbers, Perpetual Income Machine, Personal Finance, Personal Situation, student loans | Category: Personal Situation | 29 comments
 For Valentine’s Day The Wife and I took a trip into “The City” a/k/a New York City to visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met). My Beautiful Bride is a little scrunched up in this picture since it was about 38 Degrees in NYC today!
A striking couple, huh? So why the title? The Continue reading Good Humanitarian or Personal Finance D-Bag?  Every single day at work, I discuss multimillion dollar estates. Every day I get to work with balance sheets with numbers I can only dream about…hell with numbers anyone can dream about. Just today, I saw a balance sheet with approximately $21,000,000, and it was only $21,000,000 because he didn’t want it written down that he owns another $9,000,000 Continue reading The Basics of Personal Finance are Not Hard It Doesn’t Matter if you Make $46,000 or $460,000 Vanguard recently highlighted portions of a book written by Connecticut College Psychology Professor Stuart Vyse titled, “Going Broke: Why Americans Can’t Hold on to Their Money*” which attempts to provide evidence through experiments as to why, Why Americans are Broke. As long as this isn’t your first visit to a personal finance blog, or you have never picked up the WSJ or even Continue reading Studying the Obvious and Figuring Out Why Americans Are Broke January 14th, 2010 | Tags: personal decisions, Personal Finance, Random, study | Category: Personal Finance | 8 comments
Since everyone seemed to like the post when I explained the 4 Words my Wife says that Makes me Freak out and the back and forth between a husband and wife concerning money, or more importantly the discussion of “money ideas” I thought I would post on a similar subject. Except this one will be in Continue reading Wifey 101: Messing with His Manhood January 13th, 2010 | Tags: guest post, Personal Finance, views on money | Category: The Wife | 7 comments
 The Wife and I have had similar views on credit cards for as long as I can remember – they are neither good nor evil, but rather just tools. Well since the hammer that was beating me upside my head (e.g. debt) has finally ended, and with the start of the new year The Wife Continue reading I Have No Idea about Credit Card Rewards January 5th, 2010 | Tags: credit cards, Personal Finance, Personal Situation, rewards | Category: credit cards | 11 comments
 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 Continue reading Four Words in Personal Finance that Piss me Off…and The Wife Says them All the Time December 30th, 2009 | Tags: Debt, Personal Finance, The Wife | Category: Personal Situation | 35 comments
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