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I can’t believe it has been four years since I last set an alarm clock to wake up for an early team meeting. It’s been four years since I handed in my notice to my job and planned to travel the world with no home base– indefinitely. And it’s been a year since I wrote […]
I achieved a significant financial milestone: a net worth of one million dollars! But is it too braggadocious to share? And what does it mean to experience wealth generation under capitalism?
Nothing says romance like a prenup!
Here’s how we used HelloPrenup to talk money, healthcare, and cat custody.
When I turned seven, I asked for a fishing rod for my birthday. I wanted to fish, badly, though I could not explain why.
I wasn’t impervious to the lose weight before your wedding! messaging, but I tried to ignore it. I muttered affirmations to myself. Shook my soft belly in the mirror. “I love you,” I told her, even though sometimes I wished she’d disappear.
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We “needed” to get a prenup. I knew this much from the finance-laden world I swim in. I can recite the reasons why: “Think of it like marriage insurance. Just like you hope you never get in a car accident, but you always have insurance anyway.“ “You already have a prenup. It’s just written by the government, […]
I started to write a post about my New Year’s resolution, but it quickly derailed into the ramblings of someone scrambling to dismantle internalized fatphobia. Because, as you might imagine, over New Years my feed became an ‘inspirational’ pile-on of before and afters that made me want to erase my screen like an Etch-a-Sketch and […]
In my previous post, we heard from MamaMinou, who would like to retire, but just isn’t sure if she has “enough”. Overall Financial Picture Household budget: $58,100 Estimated Healthcare Costs in Retirement: $24,000 Future Income: ~$4,800 / month Real Estate Value: $420,000 (house) – $169,000 (mortgage) $617,000 (rental) – $347,000 (mortgage) = $521,000 Combined Investments: […]
I’m in my 50s and want to quit– but I don’t know if I have “enough”.