One thing I’m careful to work on is not being judgmental and not jumping to conclusions. For example, I used to be exasperated when I saw a “big” kid in a stroller – thinking that this kid was clearly old enough to walk and hey, maybe this is how our obesity problem started. But then …
I usually try to log into YNAB once a week and update all my numbers just to be sure I’m on track. But life got away from me and I went over two weeks. Logging in was definitely a scary proposition. I was pretty sure that my budget was fine, but I like being on …
Inspired by Young House Love, I’m creating a to-do list for my house. Both the short term things and the long term things. Maybe it will help me feel like I’m making progress. I tried to make the larger projects the ones that will be more than a one-day thing. To Dos – The Smaller …
Not surprisingly, I just got notified that my mortgage company sold my loan – when they told me they wouldn’t be selling it for quite some time, if at all. I was expecting that it would be sold within the first few years, though given what I was told, I didn’t expect it would happen …
So I’ve been a bad Personal Finance Blogger as of late. And not just because I’ve not been posting (blame the new house!). But because I haven’t done the one thing that I always tell people to do. I haven’t set up my Roth IRA contributions for the year. And it’s May. Do you have …