How to Make a Half-Million Dollar Sausage
Thanks to it getting picked up by Lifehacker, one of my previous articles titled “Before You Step, First Look Where You’re Standing” has been one […]
Financial Reports
$1,000 Per Month in Dividends, or a Minimum-Wage Leprechaun?
When I told my wife what I thought was going on, she gave her typical response, “Eric, have you been drinking the homemade liquor again?” […]
An Update on that “Early Retirement” Thing
It’s been 231 days since I last provided an update on my financial situation and my progress toward early retirement. That delay is partly attributable to […]
Q1 2016 Financial Reports
I’m direct to you today from the Embassy Suites in downtown Washington, D.C. We’re staying here for a couple nights to celebrate my wife’s birthday. […]
Two For One Special – December ’15 and January ’16 Monthly Financial Reports
Welcome to Retire29’s LAST monthly financial report! I enjoy doing these little updates, but I believe that everyone has found the bathroom at this point. From […]
November 2015 Financial Reports
The Falcons and Chiefs are both 6-5. Six and five is an unremarkable record, and if the season ended today, both teams would sit just […]
October 2015 Financial Reports
October, I hardly knew ye. It’s not officially winter yet in Northern Virginia, but summer is definitely over. The Vikings and Timberwolves (for now) are […]
September 2015 Financial Reports
September came and went. The Retire29 household had quite a fun month. We took a trip to Minnesota for a wedding and to see family. […]
August 2015 Financial Reports
August is over. That’s a little depressing. I want to live in a place where I don’t get invitations for “End of Summer (Choose Activity).” […]
July 2015 Financial Reports
July is in the books. I’m going to go on record and say that July was the best month of my life. I did have […]