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How Much Do I Need To Retire?
The following post is from Todd Tresidder. Todd retired at age 35, publishes the FinancialMentor blog, and lives in Reno, Nevada, with his wife and two children. His ebook, “How Much is Enough to Retire?” reveals the problems behind retirement calculators and explains the solutions he created to plan 60+ years of retirement bliss and security. The first step in retirement planning is to estimate how much money you need to retire. This is actually a fairly straightforward task because there are simple

Are You Paying Too Much for Your Job?
This is a post from Neal over at WealthPilgrim.com. After reading the article, be sure to sign up for free at Wealth Pilgrim to receive more from Neal. You might be paying a very high price for the work you do. In fact, it might make a lot of sense for you to take a lower paying job or stop working all together. This thought occurred to me recently while I visited my daughter in Israel. She’s a student and she’s also working part-time. I’m a huge fan of working through college but the next 6 months are really critical for her

Weekly Roundup – Loose Change Edition
We have moved and settled into our home – well, at least we’ve moved! It will be a while before we unpack the last box, especially since I went back to work today and left a house full of boxed up stuff for the family. Pretty sad when you go back to work to rest up! Over the weekend, while packing, I came across a handful of change. With my coin jar already packed, and time running out to move, I felt like tossing the change in the trash bag and moving on. But that would have really hurt me!  After all, the $0.20 I collected under sofa cushions represented a year’s worth of interest on a $100! Can you believe some people actually throw money away? DonR

Apathetic Debtor
The following guest post is from Neal Frankle of Wealth Pilgrim. Wealth Pilgrim is on my short list of daily reads. After reading the post, head over to Neal’s site and sign up to receive his posts. Several weeks ago a young couple visited my office. Their situation wasn’t all that unique. He’s a teacher and she’s a CPA. Together they take home about $100,000 a year – not too shabby. They had a little under $10,000 in c

The Real Costs Of Depression
It is no secret, I’m sure, to long-time readers that I’ve been floundering a bit the last couple months. My full-time job has been getting the best of me lately, with several project deadlines looming around the end of the year. My Mom’s death in September has made focusing on anything besides grief difficult the last two months, though I have had to try to put one foot in front of the other and get back to a semi-normal routine. Because I am a glutton for punishment, we have also decided to move this month.