Few things scratch my budgeting itch like a slick online calculator. Instead of eyeballing a spreadsheet, I can punch in a few numbers and—boom—get a crystal-clear answer (or at least the illusion of one). Over the past weekend I’ve test-drove a dozen tools to see which are helpful and which feel like clickbait. Below are my notes on four big categories: retirement, credit-card payoff, portfolio balancing, and life settlement calculators. How I Tested I...
Progress this week: ++ The replacement cabinet for the broken one was received and installed. They sent doors with it so now we have 2 extra doors. S...
Yesterday our guy picked up the backsplash tile before coming in for the day. We took out a few tiles before he started working so that we could use t...
2025 TALLY: $1,000 Capital One Venture (MH double dip) ------------ $1,000 TOTAL *ONE-TIME REWARDS* **In addition, various monthly rewards tha...
Door project done! I'm happy to say the front entry is now finally done, both the main door and the storm door. The installer was here this morning. ...
Kitchen/Laundry Reno - Third Week
Front entry project complete
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