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January 3, 2010December 2009 Net Worth Update (+$11,073)We wrapped up the year getting to a psychological milestone - our net worth finally hit $600k this month. Its been about a year and half since we first hit a net worth of $500k. Assets Nov-09 Dec-09 Change %... January 4, 2010Download Start Over, Finish Rich for FreeToday only, you can download the "Start Over, Finish Rich" e-book by David Bach for FREE! The download link is on this page. I haven't yet read the book, but I have read several of David's previous books in the... January 5, 2010Where Are We In Our Journey To Financial Freedom?This blog was started back in 2005 to track my journey to financial freedom. I set out with a very specific goal and a measuring stick to track my/our progress. Given the the major recession we look to be recovering... January 24, 2010The Finanical Effects of Transitioning To ParenthoodWhen we sit down and think about it, our transition to parenthood has really had a snowball affect on our finances. While before our child I would have easily recognized the expenses of a hospital birth, diapers, formula etc, with... January 27, 20102009 Dividend Income Summary2009 was a rough year for dividend income. For the past couple years I have been tracking a 30-50% growth rate in dividend income, but 2009 was the first year our dividend income actually shrank despite a net increase in... January 29, 2010Moving From MS Money to Mint.com?Back in June 2009 MS Money was officially killed off so it is only a matter of time before I need to find a new tool to help manage our personal finances. Given I had some time it seemed like... January 31, 2010Investment Performance December 2009 (+1.95%)This is an ongoing monthly update on how our equity investments are performing. Please see this background on the investment tool I developed and how I am using it to track our performance against a benchmark to measure our progress... | About 2millionblog.comA personal finance weblog of my journey to reach my goal of $2 million + the value of my primary residence.
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