How many people do you know that earn $50k a year and can still retire in their 40s? Continue reading
Treat your HSA like any other retirement account. Continue reading
Consider waiting until you qualify for Medicare at age 65 before you retire. Continue reading
Tweet One of the most difficult financial challenges people often face is trying to decide how to balance competing goals. A typical situation might be someone who wants to pay off student loans and credit card debt, save for emergencies … Continue reading
Tweet Last week we took our daughter, Rachel, to the dentist for her bi-annual cleaning. Originally, she was scheduled to go in last April, but Rachel had a conflict with a soccer game so her mom decided to cancel it. … Continue reading
Tweet When I was growing up, I was surrounded by numbers and I actually liked that. (Yes, I’m admitting that I’m a geek from way back.) My friends and I could tell you the batting average of almost any member … Continue reading
Tweet Recently, I took a trip to the urgent care center. I think someone should sue them for false advertising because there was nothing “urgent” about it. I’d been warned that wait times to see a doctor could get lengthy, … Continue reading
Tweet My most popular blog post (and the most popular one on our whole blog) called “How to Be Financially Independent in 5 Years (No Matter What Age You Are)” was about a concept called “Early Retirement Extreme” in which … Continue reading
Tweet Last week’s mail started the avalanche of end of year statements and one of the first to arrive was my HSA statement. I am lucky to be in pretty good health so I don’t mind having a high-deductible health … Continue reading
