If you’re so smart, why aren’t you retired already?
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that I read a lot of personal finance and investment related books and I also read a lot of personal finance blogs. When I read Mark aka My Own …
Save-Spend Balance
Save-Spend Balance – Find the personal balance between saving money for the future and spending money to enjoy the present moment.
Use your imagination
The other day I was playing Lego with Baby T1.0. He found some wheels from his Lego box, where we keep all the Lego pieces, and went on to build an “airplane car” with random …
Are you “Retirement Free?”
When it comes to Financial Independence Retirement Early (FIRE), there are lots of calculators & simulators on the internet to estimate when one can reach FIRE. As luck have it, I also created a calculator …
How I lived and traveled Europe on an 800€ per month extreme budget
Back in 2004 I had an 8 month engineering Co-operative Education (Co-op for short) term ahead of me. After 12 straight months and 3 terms of intense engineering program at the University of British Columbia …
2016 Financial Review: $47,566.96 Spent & Net Worth +34.4%
This is the first time I am doing a year end financial review to show some numbers. Why? Because I have always enjoyed looking at other bloggers’ year end numbers and see how we are …
Copenhagen on a Budget | Copenhagen Travel Tips
Home to some of world’s best restaurants, famous for designer products, and stunning architectures, Copenhagen is a great city to visit. Thanks to marrying to a Dane, I have stayed and visited Copenhagen numerous times the …
Boys will be boys
Being a personal finance blogger and someone who is working toward financial independence, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that I regularly discuss money related topics with Mrs. T. Unlike many households, money isn’t a …