The Frugal Introvert: 50 Ways to Have Fun on the Cheap by Yourself

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  My father has the most innate, natural grasp of mathematics of anyone I’ve ever known. He can’t tell an equation from Greek, but when you back away from explaining...

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• The Simple Dollar » The Retirement Perspective: Today’s Dollars Are Far More Valuable Than Tomorrow’s view story

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  I asked if, by calculating our monthly expenses, we could multiply that by 200, and if that would be enough to retire. So, if one’s expenses were about $24,000...

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• The Status Quo Bias and Switching Jobs or Careers view story

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  Sometimes, the only thing keeping you from your dream job is inertia.

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• The Simple Dollar » Some Thoughts on Being Broke and Being Poor view story

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  I feel very much that the principles of personal finance apply to everyone. I used the example of sharing money-saving tips with my parents, who earn...

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• The Simple Dollar ? The Value (and Cost) of Experiences view story

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  A personal finance blog focusing on ordinary people dealing with unprecedented levels of debt.

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• How to Deal with a Partner That Hides Money Problems view story

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  One spouse is trying very hard to get their financial life back on track, while the other one is hiding a bunch of spending under the table. When it comes out, it results in some serious fighting. Here's how to handle it.

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  Trent of The Simple Dollar writes up what he's learned in the 4 months since he quit his full time job to blog full time. Unsteady paycheck is the biggest downside; much improved work/life balance is the biggest payoff.

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  If you're smart and efficient, you can save money on your doctor's appointments -- and improve your health, saving money in the long run.

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  If you put in some hard work now, you might be able to sit back and watch the money roll in.

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  Is it more fun to have fun now and worry about debt later, or take care of the debt so you can have fun worry-free?

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