Financial Pilgrimage
Financial Pilgrimage helps young families pay down debt and live financially free.
Buying low and selling high is an essential trait in personal finance. If you can purchase an asset at the bottom of the market or at a deep discount, you will often be rewarded in the future. I'm …
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For as slow as the year 2020 seemed to go by, it feels like 2021 passed us in a flash. 2020 was a year of radical adjustments as our lives were turned upside down by the pandemic practically …
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Yes, I am aware that it's the middle of February and I'm just now setting 2021 goals and providing a recap of 2020. We all know that 2020 was a mess of a year but with my job unaffected by the …
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Well folks, we made it through the year 2020. The year 2020 taught us much about many things, including work, technology, and the media. Leaving 2020 it feels as if life has changed in some ways …
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Raise your hand if you think having two health insurance providers is better than one. If your hand is up, then please join me in smacking yourself in the forehead. Maybe the pitfalls of two health …
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To buy a home with cash is a highly debated topic in the personal finance space. If you would have told me we’d be considering buying a $400,000 home without debt 10 years ago, I would have said you …
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