October has ended, and you know what that means: the holiday advertising and media saturation are about to begin. I’ve shared a couple of Christmas questions already, and plan to feature a few more stories in the next few weeks. If you have questions or suggestions, please let me know. Meanwhile, here are some of the best posts at GRS from the past month:
- October 2nd: Drama in Real Life: Foreclosure!
- October 6th: How do you turn passion into a career? (And should you?)
- October 9th: Once-a-month shopping: Save more by shopping less
- October 14th: What does it mean to be rich?
- October 17th: Ask the readers: Favorite frugal Christmas ideas?
- October 20th: How to compute your real hourly wage
- October 23rd: The first-time homebuyer tax credit
- October 27th: The balanced money formula
Best of the Forums
I made an effort to spend more time in the Get Rich Slowly discussion forums this month, but still wasn’t able contribute as much as I’d like. Fortunately, there are plenty of others eager to discuss money there. Here are some interesting threads from this month:
- This reader has a problem I’d like to have: How do I invest $600,000?
- Is it time for a new car?
- What does it mean to live paycheck-to-paycheck? (I’m actually working on a post about this)
- How do you keep short-term savings separate?
- Home meal-delivery services: Are they worth it?
The forums are a great place to chat with your fellow readers. Have questions about emergency funds? Ask! Want to chat about cheap vacations? This is the place to do it. (Since opening last year, the forums have 2300 registered users and nearly 27,500 posts.)
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Thanks for those posts in October. I just thought I’d let you know my take on what I think it means to be rich. I look at people who are already financially independent and whilst they don’t necessarily have a huge amount of money, the one thing they do have is time, usually because they are fully or semi-retired. I consider these people rich.
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I will consider myself rich when I will be able to live totally on my own terms.
Cheers,
A Dawn Journal
http://www.adawnjournal.com
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