I know this post is ridiculously late. I have no excuse, I just haven’t been as diligent in reporting as I had hoped I would be initially. For that reason I have decided that I will start using NetWorthIQ to track my monthly progress because it is a fill in the blanks kind of tracking […]

For those of you that haven’t heard yet, this month I became a dad for the second time. And with kids come all sorts of worries. One thing I worry about is will I be able teach them all they need to know to enter the real world when the time comes. Money is one […]

As promised I will give an account of the events during the past week, ending with a new addition to the family. Karly’s due date was Tuesday, May 12th. Around Thursday, she started having contractions pretty regularly, just about every 10 minutes, but they weren’t very close together or very strong. Then Friday morning, according […]

For those of you who haven’t heard, we, meaning my wife as I watched, had our second child early May 12th. It has been a pretty crazy weekend so I asked Debt Ninja from Punch Debt In The Face to send over a guest post as I am a bit short on time at the […]

I go hungry every once in a while, not because I have no other choice but because I am lazy or unprepared. How would it feel to go hungry every day because you had no other choice. This blog post is in support of the Bloggers Unite for Hunger and Hope, a call to end […]

First off I want to thank the author of Following the Goods: Financial Management for the Young and Ambitious , Adam Goodman for graciously donating copies of his book for me to review and give away. Again I really enjoyed the book and think you all should check out the first two chapters available for […]

For those skimmers out there, scroll down for the giveaway Following the Goods is a book written by a 28 year old Canadian, Adam Goodman and it was just published earlier this year. He sent me a copy for review here on my blog and it arrived this past Saturday; I finished reading it that […]