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As for saying trick or treat, I work with special needs children and live in a very international area so some may have speech issues, anxiety, super shy or English may not be their first language. So I make it easy on them and not ask them to jump through a bunch of hoops to get a few pieces...

I give candy to everyone and extra to the teens. They are choosing childhood and innocent fun over partying. And I sit in the driveway so my dogs don’t bark when they ring the doorbell and can watch baseball playoffs without being interrupted. Last year, we also grilled and gave out hot dogs. I...

ER Eddie - I am right there with you. I work part time with people mostly much younger. Since I have no interest in management and have no desire to work full time again, I seem to be at the peak of my career now. I have also read a lot about minimalism and simplifying which suits me to my...

Thank you all, especially FrankiesGirl. I appreciate the step by step instructions. I've always LBYM but have never set IPS. I like that.

Hi - I need some advice. I am early 40's years old, spouse early 50's years old. 1 school age child. Spouse is retired. I work part time. Our net worth is currently 2.8 million. I don't want to get into specifics of why for the odd asset allocation but I am looking to move it to more...

We are not 1% but definitely have "more than enough" & live below our means. My husband has a physical disability and our wealth definitely makes us happier... It allows us to pay for experiences(think travel) & accommodations that would otherwise not be physically accessible to us as a family...

DH is FIRE & I work part time because I like what I do. Have a 6 year old. Anyone who is FIRE with young children? What do you tell the kids about money and your "job?" How do you handle curious parents / neighbors who see you having more free time? Sent from my iPad using Early...

Spouse is retired & I still work part time because I like what I do. We are 40 - 50 years old & have net worth over 25x our current annual spending, no debt. We LBYM. However, I would like a luxury vehicle for my next car (60k) & just have trouble justifying it. What do you think? Can't take...