Tithe Definition from Dictionary.com: tithe   [tahyth] noun, verb, tithed, tith·ing. noun 1. the tenth part of agricultural produce or personal income set apart as an offering to God or for works of mercy, or the same amount regarded … [Read more...] about Why I don’t tithe (in the traditional sense)
If you've been wondering where I've been lately, I've been to Germany, working, been very sick and watching a lot of TV. You'll be hearing about a few of them in my upcoming articles because, regardless of their "reality show" genre, I've really … [Read more...] about What I learned from watching “Parking Wars”
(Guest Post by Shane of WeWearKhakis.com) A few weeks ago, I was let go from my job. Since then, my wife and I have kicked into ultra frugal mode. If we do not need it, we simply do not buy it. While we have seen cuts in all areas, the place where … [Read more...] about Cut Restaurant Spending and Learn to Love Dining In
(Guest Post by Allison Abel) Like the Dude, my spouse and I found ourselves buried under debt and we, too, decided to blog about it. We opted for what we called Commando Financial Warfare (CFW) – zero spending on anything not essential for … [Read more...] about How to Publish Your Own E-Book
Recently, we took a trip overseas to Germany for vacation. I was worried that we would get shafted on foreign transaction fees, currency exchange fees and ATM fees because we didn't have the right mix of banks and credit cards. However, after a … [Read more...] about How our “big bank” and credit union both helped us overseas
When I was growing up, and up until my early 20's, I was afraid of conversations. It was a fear I was very conscious of, and I intentionally avoided social interactions. I would only keep a core of a few friends at any one time that I was comfortable … [Read more...] about How NOT to be socially awkward (advice from a geek)
It seems every article I write lately has me starting out with something like "when I was growing up", but bear with me (note: a draft I have also starts that way, so you'll see it again soon)... When I was growing up (haha!), my mom would … [Read more...] about Two real-life examples of why emergency funds are important!
I really want to hear what you have to say on this, because recently we were invited to a few weddings where the grooms and brides were in their 30s (or very late 20s), had successful careers and maybe even their own homes. I got married when I … [Read more...] about Can you be too old to register for wedding gifts?
