Posts filed under: Saving Money
Fall is one of my favorite times of the year. I’m no longer sweating my ass off outside and the weather is perfect for me to go outside for a run. Fall also means that the holidays are coming up...
While I do occasionally talk about being frugal, I’m a big fan of maximum value. For example, the best meal that could feed the family without cooking is Little Caesars Pizza. That said, “value” doesn’t mean the best. Today, I want...
As a current cord cutter (and loving it) I wanted to create a beginners guide to cord cutting as this subject can get overwhelming very fast. Luckily, I hate super complicated stuff as I tend to give up after 5 minutes...
Every week Mrs. Debt To Dough and I do our normal grocery shopping and get what we need for the week. About two weeks ago she was out of town and I went ahead and decided to not buy any...
I am back baby! I hope everyone had a great 4th! Nothing like enjoying freedom in the form of hot dogs, furniture sales, and watching fireworks. It’s time to shift gears as reality sets in that 99.9% of us are...
As much as I love memeing and adding a personal twist to my “how-to” articles. Budgeting is one subject where it’s pretty serious. Over one-third of American household are living paycheck-to-paycheck. One hiccup, one ’emergency’ and you are living in...
As part of my beginner finance series (that has yet to be named), I want to cover ALL bases for setting up a foundation of basic financial knowledge. While I did talk about setting up your first bank account, I’m sure there...
About Me
Hi, I'm Joseph
I decided to create a personal blog that focuses on saving money, making money, and using unorthodox ways of getting out of debt.
I like to also talk about career topics and my blogging journey. We all want financial freedom, I hope I can help guide you through your financial journey.
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Sameh | DoYourBlogWithMe says:
I like the way you calculate your profitability from your post, I have never red it this way before...
sarganser says:
Really love your opennes, shows that its ok to start small, I hate reading blogs that goes "made $1000 m...