Ibotta is an amazing cashback app that helps you save money on all of your everyday purchases. It’s my favorite of all the money-saving apps. This Ibotta review will help you decide if this app will be beneficial to you. Adding some of these apps into your rotation can be a great way to up your …
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I’m That Frugal Pharmacist, so clearly I should have some ideas about frugal living, right? 2020 has been a heck of a year for everyone. I’ve got two big tips to either make the most of your frugal muscle, or make some smart money moves and start maximizing your money. Clearly, you should be tracking …
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On first thought, seasonal jobs may not seem your cup of tea. But they’re not just for people who are out of work. Those who are taking a slow-FI semi-retired approach to things (like That Frugal Pharmacist is these days) might enjoy an income boost from the many jobs that pop up in holiday season. …
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By Popular Demand: My Step By Step Guide and Homemade Fermented Sauerkraut Recipe! If you’re looking to begin making fermented foods, sauerkraut is a cheap and easy option to try. Read below and see how easy it is to make homemade sauerkraut. What, not a money thing?! There’s more to my life than finance! And …
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I’ll say it again, I am grateful this year despite my son’s cancer and the pandemic. Now, I’m not great about gratitude. The closest thing I have to a formal gratitude and mindfulness practice is when we talk about our “one happy thing” at bedtime with my son. Speaking of, good reminder that we haven’t …
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Welcome to side hustle city! That’s been my focus during my ongoing leave of absence due to Covid19. But, since my house is also paid off, I’m also trying to work on more income streams that may help me coast out of traditional employment and further into my semi retirement. It’s looking like I’m going …
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FinCon 2020 Live was cancelled, but FinConX still went on. Luckily, I actually paid attention to the emails and realized what was going on… the day before the event. I had been ignoring the emails for some reason. I don’t know why, because I was aware there was some kind of live web event that …
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You read that right. It happened. I am a net worth pandemic millionaire?! HOW? And during a pandemic? While I’m on unemployment? I wasn’t expecting to become a millionaire in a pandemic, or anytime soon for that matter. This really goes to show the power of investments compounding. It also shows the value of a …
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In my house, we’ve started what is essentially a daily gratitude practice. Every night at bedtime with my preschooler, we tell each other our “one happy thing.” Mindfulness for preschoolers and those with their attention spans I’ve talked about wanting to be more proactive with mindfulness and gratitude at other points in the past. What …
That’s right, I’m now on an unpaid COVID-19 leave of absence. This feels like a really wild decision to make in light of people all around me out of work, losing work, and a potential looming recession. If you’ve been here before you’ve probably seen that I am a highly principled and ethical person. I …
It’s no secret that during the midst of the COVID-19 lockdowns people are turning to baked goods like sourdough for comfort. But what baked goods they are turning to is more interesting; there is a huge new interest in sourdough. I’m not sure why, though a good part is blamed on the lack of commercial …
Remember that guest post I did on PrepperFI for TreadLightlyRetireEarly? With Coronavirus aka COVID-19 all over the news I thought I should revisit some aspects of our home preparedness and how we’re currently handling and feeling about likely pandemic.
It doesn’t cost you anything to be a consistent supporter of your friends and family suffering with cancer and other life changing medical events. Be there and be consistent. That’s really all it takes.
The What, How and Why of Baby Led Weaning to get you started and save you money. Update: This post has been sitting in my drafts folder for over a year. My son is no longer a toddler and we weaned over a year and a half ago. I want to get this post up …
“No” is a powerful word. And, if it’s so powerful, why do we feel the need to follow it up with so much explanation? I’m learning to just say “No.” I recently went on a walk with a friend of mine. A mutual acquaintance of ours was passing through town and checked in with both …