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• 08.13.07
  Chicken Little Cried, “The Market Is Falling!” intents and purchases, personal finance, real estate, wealth, world domination | (3)

  Every Monday is Intents and Purchases day at Living Behind the Curve "You cannot help but look when the stock market is dodging into a ditch. It's like those celebrity mug shots, or CEO perp walks. We look." -Susan Tompor of the Detroit Free Press. Check out the rest of her excellent article here. It's a funny thing, this world we live in. I just started contributing to my 401k plan a couple of weeks ago, right in time to watch the entire country panic over fluctuations in the stock market. I'm sure you've heard about the stumbles the market and the ...
• 07.30.07
  Eschewing Insurance and Cashing out the 401(k), Part 2 emergency fund, frugality, goals, insurance, intents and purchases, lifestyle, personal finance, real estate, retirement, wealth, world domination | (0)

  Every Monday is Intents and Purchases day at Living Behind the Curve. When last we left our tale of financial intrigue, I had given up on the medical insurance game and was seeking a $10,000 self-insurance starter kit, in the form of my 401(k). Rather than bet my health and wealth on a blind roll of the dice, I decided to poke at the glorious interweb and see what I could find. Before I get started, a few happy little disclaimers: I'm not a professional, I have no idea what the hell I'm doing, and I don't recommend this to anyone. ...
• 07.16.07
  The Power of Money — What PF Blogs Don’t Teach You debt reduction, frugality, goals, intents and purchases, life hacking, personal finance, self help, wealth, world domination | (8)

  Every Monday is Intents and Purchases day at Living Behind the Curve. I'm gonna take another swipe at the Personal Finance blogosphere. This might turn into a regular series. Please, helmets on. A couple of things happened this weekend that really changed how I look at money and its place in my life. First, I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad. Love it or hate it, I think it's become a perennial classic in modern personal finance literature. (There will be a full detailed book review in the near future, I promise.) Secondly, Dani basically sat me down for a financial meeting ...
• 07.10.07
  Hacking the Whiteboard frugality, home improvement, how-to, kitchen sink, life hacking, world domination | (0)

  Every Tuesday is Kitchen Sink day at Living Behind the Curve. We're ready to take over the world now. All of our devious plans are shining in their color-coded glory for the whole world to see (if you define the whole world as our cat and anyone who happens to be peeking in our windows). The secret to our newly-found success is a wall-sized whiteboard that we hacked together for about $10. The project was inspired by this article -- we took the basic concept and tweaked it to our needs. How to Make a Wall-Sized Whiteboard for about $10 Go to your ...

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