I write this Personal Capital review as a long-time user. I’ve used Personal Capital for several years to track our income, expenses, and net worth. Personal Capital is best described as a “financial account aggregator.” After connecting your various financial
Chipotle and Qdoba both have somewhat of a cult following in many parts of the country. Perhaps the fandom is fueled by their effort to serve quality food at an affordable price. Or maybe it’s the simplistic, modern design of
Our recent tour of Texas was a smashing success. We enjoyed seeing all of the major cities and sampling the finest foods at half price (thanks, Groupon). In addition to the discounted foods, the short domestic flights were booked using
It’s summer, and that means it’s yard sale time. It’s that time of year where the Cash Cow Couple goes hunting for Christmas gifts for the whole family. We buy used, spiff it up, and give some righteously awesome secondhand
How many times have you gone and spent money that you didn’t have just to avoid conflict or that awkward conversation that would have forced you to admit that you just can’t afford it? How many times have you said
AwardWallet is a fantastic free service that allows you to manage all your travel points/miles in one place. It’s a real time saver when you are managing dozens of loyalty accounts with varying expiration dates. AwardWallet stores all your travel
I really like saving money. It’s my natural tendency after so many years of practice – and I have to try to hard to “splurge.” I think my ability to save is a valuable asset, so I’ve put together a
You’ve heard it said, “Time is Money.” That’s a lie. Time is far more valuable than money – or anything money can buy. Neither talent, nor genius will result in more time. Those who work hard don’t get an extra tick
Goal setting is a crucial part of financial planning. Without clearly defined financial goals, it can be difficult to make any financial progress. Yogi Berra highlighted this point long ago: “You’ve got to be very careful if you don’t know
When we got married, we carried a large amount of student loan debt. This debt felt like a crushing burden, so we decided to make major lifestyle modifications that would allow us to reduce our living expenses. Food is a large,
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