It’s important to note that the eligibility requirements you referred to in the article are for Expedited SNAP benefits alone, where your initial month/following month (depending on your application date) must be issued within 5 days; ongoing SNAP eligibility is generally far more complex, reviewing gross income… Read more
Does driving into the office for work because we’re all expected to show up still count? Read more
Gotta be honest. Waking up at 6am to get my son ready for school and make breakfast is not a priority. For the last 4years it’s me doing breakfast, pack lunch, get kid dressed,o the door to school. But now that my wife is working from home and home lessons for son.... I wake up at 9am.....it is glorious. Read more
You’ve probably seen the meme already but just in case: Read more
Can’t let the coffee beans get stale! Read more
Without a steady schedule, my sleep habits have careened off a cliff. Instead of a steady 10:30-6 sleep schedule, I’m now going to bed at like midnight or even one in the morning. Then I wake up up just early enough to login for work, finish work and then log off and take a two-three hour nap. Not a sustainable… Read more
Making movie theater style popcorn on my stove with my lifehacker recommended flavocol and buttery coconut oil. Read more
So I did the fire thing and saved half my income from my 20s. I’m not retired but I quit my job in January and have no urgent need to get another one. I can live off cash on hand for a couple years before having to sell any stock . Everything will recover in that time . Read more
How about taking a mini retirement if you get downsized, assuming you have a decent financial cushion. A recession would be a great time for this when the job market is competitive and employers’ expectations high. Don't work if you don't have to then return once the job market rebounds. Read more
Some of this applies not only to the people who are considering getting FIREd, but also for those of us who *recently* FIREd. You still control your actions, which include, but are not limited to a range of actions from controlling your spending through to going back to work: https://www.hullfinancialplanning.com/fear-… Read more
using a “safe” withdrawal rate of 4% or more
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The market took a sound beating the past few weeks. Increase your influx IMMEDIATELY and reap the long term rewards. Read more