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Month: July 2020

#AwesomeBloggerAward – OMB

July 30, 2020July 30, 2020 MattMisc / News1 Comment on #AwesomeBloggerAward – OMB

This post will be a little different from the usual personal finance posts as this site is a #AwesomeBloggerAward nominee. Fire and Wide (@FireAndWide) has honored us with this distinction, and I’m flattered. I’ve been blogging for a long time…

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Living within your means

July 22, 2020September 9, 2020 MattCommentary, Financial Independence2 Comments on Living within your means
Photo by Vita Vilcina on Unsplash

One of the basic tenets of personal finance is that you need to do one thing and one thing only if you really want to get ahead. Surprisingly this one thing is both simple and, in some ways, very challenging.…

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We’ve become a Throwaway society

July 16, 2020July 16, 2020 MattCommentary8 Comments on We’ve become a Throwaway society
Photo by Eirik Solheim on Unsplash

We all know the pleasure of buying something brand new, the aura of freshness that comes when you first open the package. For me, this comes with an air of excitement as the packaging falls away, and the new item…

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Balance – I’ll take that with a dash of normal!

July 6, 2020July 6, 2020 MattCommentary, Financial Independence2 Comments on Balance – I’ll take that with a dash of normal!
Photo by Blake Wisz on Unsplash

Last weekend we did something we haven’t been able to for a couple of months, we got out of town to go camping. For us, they just opened up the campgrounds with restrictions and since we already had a booking,…

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