Money, Nursing, Food, Life.
by Long Pham
I have a confession to make.
I quit my job.
In fact, I quit my job almost two years ago. I’m not sure why I’ve had such a hard time putting this down in writing, but this post has been sitting in my drafts folder for a long time. It’s been written, rewritten, and rewritten Continue Reading
by Long Pham
The Annual vs. Monthly IRA Contribution Timing Experiment April 2015 Update.
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 614.12 | 19.41 | 11,120.63 | 11,919.99 | 799.36 |
Account Summary:
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 404.60 | 19.41 | 7,449.67 | 7,853.25 | 403.58 |
Account Summary:
by Long Pham
The Annual vs. Monthly IRA Contribution Timing Experiment March 2015 Update.
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 614.12 | 19.07 | 11,120.63 | 11,711.19 | 590.56 |
Account Summary:
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 380.56 | 19.07 | 7,257.36 | 7,257.36 | 266.02 |
Account Summary:
by Long Pham
The Annual vs. Monthly IRA Contribution Timing Experiment February 2015 Update.
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 614.12 | 19.29 | 11,120.63 | 11,846.30 | 725.67 |
Account Summary:
| Shares | Price | Total Cost | Market Value | $ Gain/Loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 356.89 | 19.29 | 6,533.01 | 6,884.41 | 351.40 |
Account Summary:
by Long Pham
A few years ago I announced that my wife and I had paid off all of our student loan and car debt. So except for the mortgage, we’ve been able to remain debt free, which I think is pretty good for living in Southern California where real estate is pretty pricey.
I have used Continue Reading
by Long Pham
Some call it the idiot tax. Some call it a tax on the poor and the stupid. That’s all fine and dandy, but everyone spends money on frivolous things. Hell, there are worse things to spend your money on. I’d call tobacco products, high end fashion items (purses, jewelry), and “collectors items” (sports memorabilia), idiot Continue Reading
