This has been a hectic two weeks. I’ve successfully watched the kids without going bonkers and everyone is in one piece! Haha. This has actually been an incredible learning experience being a stay at home Dad. I have a whole new respect for what my wife has done (and is still doing).
Now some respect for personal finance articles I’ve found:
Finance Freelance Life tells us what can your credit card company do (and can’t).
A guest post at Frugal Dad tells us how to minimize the cost of raising children.
Four Pillars tells us beginning investment strategies to avoid.
Cash Money Life tells how NOT to become a millionaire.
Man Vs Debt put together Tyler Durden’s guide to personal finance …the first rule of personal finance…
Financial Highway discusses personal finance for couples.
My Journey To Millions tells us why layaway is popular now.
Here are the carnivals Free From Broke has participated in:
Festival of Frugality – Apple Edition at The Good Life on a Budget.
Carnival of Money Hackers at Four Pillars.
Carnival of Pecuniary Delights – Friends Edition at Pecuniarities.
That’s it for this week! Enjoy!
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“I know this… because Tyler knows this…”
Thanks for the love!
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Haha. You’re welcome.
Great job with being a stay at home dad. I know it is a lot of work! thanks for the mention.
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Thanks. It’s a ton of work. But it’s well worth it.
Thanks for the mention! The article has to do with my lack of understanding Why anyone would use Layaway vs. just setting up ING subaccounts.
Awesome job with the Stay at Home Dad Routine has to be tough!
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It’s definitely a challenge but it’s worth it.
Yeah, I don’t get the layaway thing for the most part.