Can you imagine taking a couple days off work, looking for a new place, paying for new applications, putting down deposits, renting a moving truck, finding friends to help you move, paying to clean your old place, and so on to “Save” $300/yr? 

We both also have finance degrees and are savvy with finances and from an income perspective we are inline with each otherSimilar to what JD stated - We have a living trust where everything eventually goes to the kids and if something were to ever happen we would sit down like adults and resolve it without being vindictive. 

I learned I could save $10 and time by doing the bank transfer from home, but still I'd be out $53 every time I pay.   

If you don't have the cash, start saving now, and if you can pick up a cohost client or 2 you will save it quicker than you think.

Once you’re comfortable, focus on creating content that reflects your business’s unique personality and values.If editing and creating thumbnails feels like too much, hiring someone on platforms like Fiverr or Upwork can save you time.

I have saved $25k over the last 18 months and continue saving $1500/month from my job.

Many borrowers think they can “cut out” the middleman (mortgage or loan broker), save some upfront “points” and fees, and go direct to a lender.  

I really appreciate it If you can pay in cash and not deplete your liquid cash below your emergency savings bucket, I would go cash right now.

Talking with a good CPA can help you explore options on how to save on taxes.

I have been saving for years to invest in my first multifamily property.