I’m late in announcing this, but I wanted to share that the Yakezie Alexa Challenge now has its own website: Yakezie.com. We began learning more about the members of the group on August 16th; how they got started blogging, how they learned about the challenge and a few details about their personal lives away [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I’ve been paying Mr. A’s bills by check because it just seems more professional. However, this month I delayed on sending out the payment to his business credit card (which I’ve been paying in full each month). It’s due by the 19th, and I started feeling a little nervous that it wouldn’t arrive in [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
If you are visiting from the Carnival of Personal Finance – Halloween 2009 Edition hosted at Money Crashers, welcome to Out of Debt Again! Thank you Erik for including my post in today’s carnival!
Back in September I wrote about how Mr. A’s insurance company was asking us to reimburse them for prescription medication [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
As you know, I live in the state of Arizona. An acquaintance of Mr. A’s has been encouraging him to get a “DBA” and was even so kind as to print out an application he found on the Internet. “It’s only $115, Mr. A and, and, it’ll protect you!” Mr. A wondered what he [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I keep getting way behind on staying on top of our finances so last weekend I decided I was going to take 10-15 minutes every evening and enter receipts into Quicken. I’ve been sticking to my goal and I’m very glad because we’ve been having some issues with our checking accounts. We have been [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Sometimes I don’t think we’re doing as good as we could, and start to feel down about our progress. Here are some things I concentrate on that keep me focused on the positive.
Mr. Accountability has started to watch Dave Ramsey on television each evening. I haven’t read his book, but PFers speak about [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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