Financial Planning As A Family

Irreconcilable differences. It’s cited on nearly every court application seeking divorce. Sure it’s a boiler plate term, but it also tells us that the vast majority of marriages end in large part because two people have lost alignment. Everything else that comes along with the divorce is often just a…

The pursuit of Financial Freedom is often criticized by financial pundits as somewhat of a pipe dream for the vast majority. That realistically it is only attainable to those with a high annual income. Meanwhile many people in the Financial Independence arena maintain that it truly is available to anyone…

Last week we talked about the 3 biggest financial mistakes that Mike and I have made over the years. This week I want to focus on 3 financial pitfalls that a lot of people fall prey to. If you read both posts and can manage to avoid all 6 mistakes,…

Someone posted a comment the other day asking about our biggest accomplishments and our most impressive failures. Rather than trying to respond in a brief comment, I thought it was worthy of a post. Our biggest accomplishment is an obvious one. Definitely our two boys. Those two little monkeys are…

What two people can accomplish when they are working towards a common goal is phenomenal. You’re not just adding up the sum of what they can achieve as individuals, you’re multiplying it. A pretty great asset when you want to achieve Financial Freedom. How Does That Math Work? Well, you’re…