by Martin Dasko | Jun 21, 2021 | Blog
Developing self-discipline isn't easy. Procrastination is the enemy of self-discipline. Here's a perfect example: “I'm going to start the keto diet tomorrow because I want to lose 20 lbs for my wedding. I'm trying to be more disciplined about how I eat.”...
by Ryan Luke | May 27, 2021 | Blog
We all know that nothing in this world is free, so how do some traditional banks offer free checking accounts and free savings accounts? Banks continually spend money by sending us our debit cards, periodic statements and supporting the digital infrastructure needed...
by Steve Cummings | Dec 25, 2020 | Blog
It is that time of the season where we get together with family and friends to celebrate the amazing year we have had. Truly 2020 has its ups and downs, but in the end I have felt it being a very blessed year indeed. This year has had a pandemic that has rocked the...
by Steve Cummings | Nov 16, 2020 | Blog, Budgeting
Living in Taiwan, has afforded my wife with great opportunities to save money. Living in Taipei can be quite more expensive than living in a smaller town. We do save a bit more money on transportation living in Taipei, but housing and food costs are a bit higher for...
by Steve Cummings | Nov 9, 2020 | Blog
Today I am excited to announce that the Frugal Expat was nominated for the Sunshine Blogger Award! It is pretty exciting! The award does not come with any cash prizes, but I would enjoy sharing with you some What is the Sunshine Blogger Award? The Sunshine Blogger...
by Steve Cummings | Oct 26, 2020 | Blog, Investing
My wife is Australian. In Australia, the people there have a retirement plan called Superannuation. It is like the American 401K. The Supers give the Australian people a retirement. It rewards people for continuing to work. This is a post about how I saved my wife...
