Are you “Retirement Free?”
When it comes to Financial Independence Retirement Early (FIRE), there are lots of calculators & simulators on the internet to estimate when one can reach FIRE. As luck have it, I also created a calculator …
Save-Spend Balance
Save-Spend Balance – Find the personal balance between saving money for the future and spending money to enjoy the present moment.
How I lived and traveled Europe on an 800€ per month extreme budget
Back in 2004 I had an 8 month engineering Co-operative Education (Co-op for short) term ahead of me. After 12 straight months and 3 terms of intense engineering program at the University of British Columbia …
2016 Financial Review: $47,566.96 Spent & Net Worth +34.4%
This is the first time I am doing a year end financial review to show some numbers. Why? Because I have always enjoyed looking at other bloggers’ year end numbers and see how we are …
Copenhagen on a Budget | Copenhagen Travel Tips
Home to some of world’s best restaurants, famous for designer products, and stunning architectures, Copenhagen is a great city to visit. Thanks to marrying to a Dane, I have stayed and visited Copenhagen numerous times the …
Boys will be boys
Being a personal finance blogger and someone who is working toward financial independence, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that I regularly discuss money related topics with Mrs. T. Unlike many households, money isn’t a …
Ask the readers – What are your frugal pet peeves
As someone that is naturally frugal there are some un-frugal things that people do that drive me bananas. I get it, it’s your life and your money but frugality goes hand in hand with helping …
10 Financial Tips for millennials
By definition I am a millennial but I really don’t feel like one. Why? Because I was born in the early 1980s and have been working for over 10 years. Nowadays, people seem to associate …