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The Deprived InvestorOne family man decides to deprive himself to save money to invest....join him on his year-long journey and see how living like no one else now can let you live like no one else later. |
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Recent Blog Posts
The Dead End Road of Conspicuous Consumption (Part 1)
on Jul 31, 2006 in Personal Finance budgeting credit cards family life skills luxury purchases personal finance success Like most of the subjects I cover at Bouncing Back, I have very strong and heartfelt feelings regarding the management of money and personal finances. For many people, the single biggest disaster they will face in their life will be related to money.
The Dead End Road of Conspicuous Consumption (Part 2)
on Aug 1, 2006 in Personal Finance budgeting credit cards family life skills luxury purchases personal finance success In Part 1 of this entry, I discussed how we often make luxury purchases to prove to ourselves that we are worthy and important in the world. In this next discussion, I'd like to show how these feelings progress over time, arriving ultimately at a pla...
Curious and Useful Thoughts on Personal Finance
on Aug 2, 2006 in Personal Finance budgeting credit cards goal setting money personal finance retirement planning success Once again, I thought it was time to travel around the blogosphere and see what useful ideas are being posted at other people's blogs. This week, I wanted to delve deeper into the area of Personal Finance. After all, financial issues are often the mo...
Should You Have More House or More Life?
on Aug 8, 2006 in Personal Finance budgeting family home mortgage home purchase investment money personal finance retirement planning success When I was first working in my professional career after college, I remember some advice that an older colleague mentioned to me. She said: Always buy the most house you can afford. Although your money might be tight for a year or two, you'll eventu...
The 48 hour rule
on Mar 3, 2007 in Budgeting hello...