How times have changed
I just realized that I spent about an extra $900 on unplanned things this month.
What’s funny about that is that for many years I didn’t even make $900 in a month; let alone have an EXTRA $900 that I was free to spend.
What a difference a few years and actually having a job makes.
I’m ok with that amount this month, but I sure don’t want to make it a habit! That’s a lot of money, especially to be spending on unplanned things…
Now let’s have some links:
Did you know Father’s Day is tomorrow? Well, Squawkfox has a list of six Father’s Day ideas to help you out. (Along with a story.)
Consciously Frugal talks about the relationship between (often manufactured) fear and consumption.
Independent Minded passes along some financial lessons from a 7-year-old. I’m especially impressed that he decided to save the money for later.
ABCs of Investing hosts the Carnival of Debt Reduction — learn some basics of investing and check out a whole bunch of articles all in one place.
MoneyNing suggests ways to save money every month.
Millionaire Mommy Next Door reviews Debt Is Slavery, a book I’ll be adding to my reading list. (I love the library.)
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June 21st, 2009 at 12:13 pm
Nothing wrong with spending the cash if you have it. The point is not to rob your future self of a decent standard of living to pay for useless knick-knacks now.
June 22nd, 2009 at 7:11 am
I don’t even want to imagine $900 worth of knick-knacks…