Preventative care is a big thing in healthcare right now. As a matter of fact, all Affordable Care Act-compliant plans include preventative care at a zero dollar cost to members. Who wouldn’t rather prevent a condition versus treating it? Some things are preventable with good habits and early detection. Unfortunately, there is also rotten luck …
There are many ways to pay off debt, but most notably are two very popular methods: The Debt Snowball Method The Debt Avalanche Method Both have their strengths. Neither is bad. I still say that the best method is the method that you are going to stick to! This purpose of this article is to …
Combining the Debt Snowball with the Debt Avalanche Read More »
Ms. Fiology was born one year ago at CampFI Mid-Atlantic 2018 on the weekend of April 13th – April 16th. I owe a big thanks to Jonathan for introducing me to Kevin Clack and to Kevin Clack for pushing my blog past the goal line. Happy 1-Year Boggerversary to me! My first post went live …
A Tale of Preparedness or a Lack Thereof – Lessons from 1 Year of Blogging Read More »
When a person enters into recovery from addiction and/or alcoholism, they learn about self-care. The term, self-care can encompass a lot and it definitely includes finances. There is a lot more to recovery than just putting down the drink or drug. Admission is only the first step. If a person wants a lasting recovery, they …
I love quotes. Why? Because there is nothing new under the sun. If you’ve had a thought, someone has probably had the same or a very similar thought somewhere else in time. Every now and then someone knows just how to say something in a way that resonates deep within us. Today’s post is a …
In so many things, I’ve found we must give it away to keep it. This includes our finances. Furthermore, there is really no benefit to hoarding our resources. Giving is a part of my lifestyle and here is where I’ll share some tips if you are interested in upping your giving game. Give & Receive …
All my life, I’ve doubted myself. I’ve looked to other people to tell me what I should think and do. I’ve asked so many different people about my life, that I’m swirling in a sea of voices. But there’s one voice that I’ve drowned out, and that voice is mine. The Role of a Mentor …
Have you ever wanted to do something so badly that it aches deep down inside? Has that same ache gnawed at you until you finally do something about it? Do know that you know that you know you were meant to do that thing? Yeah, me too. This is not your average personal finance post, …
So as many of you know, I’m 9 years sober. Additionally, I dug my way out of debt and now am on the path towards financial independence. I had the idea for this post the other day when I was telling someone the similarities I see with people in recovery and people in the Financial …
The Only Requirement for Membership is a Desire to Achieve Financial Independence Read More »
Hello and welcome back to my series where I interview really interesting people and give them a platform to tell their story. If you are interested in being featured, please reach out to me. Today I’m featuring Ethan & Rebecca from Pomplas Pennies. Rebecca is the author behind the blog. I met Rebecca through our …
People are Basically Persevering – Featuring Pomplas Pennies Read More »