Well March’s 10 things is a little weirder than anticipated, what with the coronavirus and all. Here are some things that are on my mind this month. As always, some personal finance related, and some not. (1) WE’VE BEEN HIKING EVERYTHING One of the things that made me the most sad about being on bed …
Have you ever had to use money from your emergency fund? I know I have. Or perhaps there have been times where you sure wish you had an emergency fund to use when something unexpected has happened. I’ve been there too. I can think of situations where our cars needed a big expensive fix. Or …
There is obviously so much uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus. How bad will it get? Will we all have to be quarantined? Will businesses have to close? Public schools? (Many have closed already). How will it all impact local and global economies? Will I lose all of the money I have invested as the markets continue …
Another month has come and gone friends! How is it that January felt like the longest month of my entire existence, and then February, just two calendar days shorter, FLEW by? Doesn’t add up. Nevertheless, it’s time for February’s 10 things. As always, just 10 things on my mind, some personal finance related and some …
January has finalllllly come and gone (well almost). It’s been a crazy month in different ways than usual. I am very ready for summer time and for my twinnies to be here but I’m trying to not wish time away, because every old person I know says not to do that. On to January’s 10 …
Since we have officially rung in the new year, I thought it would be fun to list some of our highlights from 2019. As always, some of these will be personal finance related, and some not. We had a pretty darn eventful year, filled with plenty of high highs and low lows. This year has …
Before we talk numbers here on how much IVF costs, I’m going to share a bit of my own experience with IVF. If you prefer to just see the numbers, you can skip to the next heading for those. About 2 months after our son M was born, I told Danny I was ready for …
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