This is a little odd. Earning money isn't wealth. Having it is wealth. If your friends earn $20k/year for five years and save $5k over that time, but you earn $15k/year and save $25k, who is wealthier?

This is the only book that really looks at your whole life. It also is a system that was working for people when the other authors weren't even writing.

Put some water in the empty tins, if you're not doing a dozen. It protects your muffin pan.

That math is Shockingly Simple!

As long as the debt originated before the marriage, the spouse does not have to pay, unless the couple has consolidated together.

Student loans (if you don't consilidate them with someone else's) die with you. They'll try to collect, but once you're gone, I'm pretty sure the obligation is gone, too!

I have the Gpad as well. Use it daily!

I definitely use it to look up which comics to read!

If you have a good interest rate, this is a good plan. Some student loans are reasonable to take your time on.

Even if they had stock heavy allocations, they should have done the bare minimum research and not panicked. The recovery has been pretty complete, now (if you have money invested).

The full article agrees with your statement about younger people having a lower wealth ratio, but still doing well. However, like a business, one can do projections and see if one's NW is moving toward their total earnings.

Well, that's not all layers are for!

Then, make sure you stick a reveal/hide all mask on there and you're really cooking!

In addition, your $1 off can be cumulative if you're buying bread with the discount on a weekly basis, along with other things.

Definitely worth trying, though!

They sometimes take Harbor Freight coupons? That's huge!

I think that given the nature of how people use their cars (short trips, for the most part), taking off and landing would be the biggest energy users, but I could be wrong about that

I think you should add a number for energy consumption in there. They'd obviously use more fuel than a land-based car.

I came here for the old MS DOS attrib +h, but you got here, first!

Well, you're doing it right. It's work, but at least it's for you and will make your life better!