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The Simple Dollar Morning Roundup: Final Planning Edition 2comments
The birth of our daughter is ever so close – it’s literally going to happen any day now. We’re pretty much constantly preparing for her arrival around here – cleaning, moving stuff around, and so on.
Book Review: The 4 Hour Workweek Independently, J.D. came to the exact same conclusion about this book as I did in my review of the book. (@ get rich slowly)
The Cheapskate Guide: 50 Tips For Frugal Living This is an excellent little list of ideas for frugal living. (@ zen habits)
Keeping A Level Head In A Down Market: Should You Stay The Course? An excellent look at a disagreement between personal finance bloggers. (@ lazy man and money)
The Simple Dollar Retro: Orson Welles, A Zither, and Personal Finance I don’t know if I’ve ever had a piece for the site tickle my fancy quite as much as this one.
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What if the point of your frugality is so that you can afford to have 6+ children? If you’re so frugal, you have a lot of money to spend. Money itself has no inherent value, it is only worth what you get from it, after all.
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Reading over the 50 frugal tips list I couldn’t help but consider the most important one. Don’t have 6 kids. But I bit my tongue.