Have you been thinking about buying a dental practice when you’re in debt? Wondering whether it’s a good idea? This year, we bought a dental practice even though we have over $400,000 left to pay back on our student loans (we’re down from $650,000!) So we definitely can appreciate all of the stress and things […]
PRODUCE RESCUE NEAR ME
The number one question in my inbox on Instagram lately is “WHERE CAN I FIND A PRODUCE RESCUE NEAR ME??” I’ll admit, I’ve been over-gramming about all of our delicious goods from a produce rescue organization we found in Arizona where you can buy 70 pounds of produce for only $12.00! Every time I’ve been, it […]
JUNE 2019 DEBT UPDATE
Hey frugal friends! It’s been a while since I’ve shared a debt update on the blog. This is so for two reasons: (1) I send out a newsletter once a month that shares all of our monthly spending and gives a debt update and (2) we haven’t had much to share since we stopped making […]
HOW TO SELL A HOUSE FOR TOP DOLLAR
Looking to sell a house for top dollar? This year we sold our home for $20,000 more than we thought it would sell– and it sold in only 10 days of being on the market! Some people thought we were totally crazy for buying a house when we were already trying to pay off $650,000 […]
JUNE’S 10 THINGS
I almost forgot to do June’s 10 things! I guess technically it’s now July but we’ll still call it June’s. My 10 Things posts are just 10 things that have been on my mind for the month, some personal finance related and some not. See past 10 Thing’s here. (1) We snuck away to Sedona […]
ALLEGIANT AIRLINES REVIEW
When my husband and I set out to pay off over $650,000 of student loan debt, we looked for every option available to save money, including on travel. (Yes! We still travel while paying off debt, here’s how.) Have you heard of Allegiant Airlines? They are a budget, no frills airline that often flies out […]
DO I REALLY NEED LIFE INSURANCE?
It’s not easy to think about life insurance. Trust me, I know. It’s not fun to imagine you or your spouse dead. I get it. But the chances are good that if you are a young professional (dentist, doctor, lawyer, etc) saddled with student loan debt despite your high income, you don’t have enough (or […]