How creative and took some guts to do that. I wonder if you just did that everyday at a different location if that could turn into a business. I bet you could even make more money writing and doing surveys while you wait.
I have been using Feedly for a while which helped me manage G Reader. I'll probably just stick with that for my reading, but am a little uneasy about the future of RSS. I could see them ending RSS to push more people to G+.
I'm down with all the above except beets. Can't get past the dirty feet smell.
Thanks for the article. We use a CPA when dealing with our gifted stocks, especially since they continue to reinvest dividendeds.
Haven't read the Behavior Gap. Thanks for the recommendation.
Steve,
Thanks for helping unravel the new rules---It seems the only way to avoid this confusion is to always pack cash.
I'm curious if any big online retailers like @amazon will change their policy?
Steve,
Looks like a cool movement! I'm sure you'll inspire countless others with your podcast and useful articles.
Thanks for the update!
I like the different options you present. I wish I had a Christmas Bonus to apply your ideas!
Awesome giveaway and congrats!
That was an oddly high score. Either mortgages are given priority or me thinks their reported algorithm has some kinks in it.
Great job on the presentation! You should do this for a living...
Hey I really enjoy the YNAB minute! I'm really digging ours in the free trial period.
I would also find out about quiet hours and who is above or below you if you don't like noise.
That's awesome! I think the key thing is to ensure your extra money is being applied towards principal and not applied to intest or future interest. I've heard some companies can be a bit tricky unless you specify and even then the processor might get it wrong.
If you really want to go crazy, set up a bi-weekly mortgage payment with your lender and watch the magic happen!
Might want to keep key investment statements if you've got complicated cost basis to figure out or scan and store on Evernote.
stay small (well 8 franchises) and debt free..Great lesson in what you do every day. I bet his family life will be better too by not growing as large.
You could ensure a good donor pool by requiring x amount of usable blood donations before being considered for this type of pay. Maybe that would help ensure the donors are healthy.
Hold it for a year and see what happens. You are forgetting to factor in all the articles you'll be able to write from this experience. :-)
Steve, great summary! Do you plan on teaching the new class this summer/fall?