It’s no secret that I’m a huge proponent of higher education, even if that means taking on debt. I, in fact, took on a fair amount of debt to attend graduate school – almost $25,000 just in principle. Thankfully, I’ve … Continue reading
I have officially been blogging about finances for four whole years. Four years! That seems like a really, really long time. It’s longer than either of my nephews has been alive, longer than the amount of time I spent in … Continue reading
A few days ago, a friend alerted me to this personal essay from the New York Times. It’s not very long, so I encourage you read the whole thing yourself, but here’s a quote that pretty much encapsulates the author’s … Continue reading
As I start to shift my financial focus from debt repayment towards saving and investing, I find myself doing a lot more research about stocks and mutual funds – after all, there’s not a lot of research involved in saving … Continue reading