TheWildInvestor
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My Open Wallet: A Personal Finance Blog about Money and Life in New York
http://www.myopenwallet.net
An anonymous New Yorker tells the world how much money she earns, spends, and saves.
I am a 30-something single woman living in Brooklyn, NY. I write about how much money I make, what I spend it on, how much I save, how I budget, my home-buying experiences, my financial goals and ambitions, my thoughts on class and what it means to be rich or poor, and anything else that relates to money.
- Added on: Jun 7th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Recent Posts
Single Ma Wants Me to Write About Booze.
It's actually not a bad topic for a post this week...The other night, I went to see a play at St Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn (The New Electric Ballroom, well worth seeing. You can get discounted tickets using a code from Broadway Box). Before the sho...
Free Water, Expensive Notebook
I got a kick out of this article from the NY Times yesterday: Commuters Overlooking Free Treasure:I might not have appreciated the marvel of the Grand Central Terminal water fountain if it hadn’t been for the notebook.I had run into Posman Books af...
October 2009 Monthly Recap
It's a bit late to be getting to this but here's a look at October's results!My net worth at the end of October was $383,344, a decline of 1.5% from last month. The decline was entirely due to the stock market being down a bit. Also, my credit card b...
My Great-Aunt Minnie
I've been thinking a lot about my Great-Aunt. I've been meaning to write about her ever since starting this blog, as I mentioned in this post (I gave my great-aunt a water buffalo.), but for some reason I never have. She's now 95 years old and sadly,...
An Avatar\'s Open Wallet
Here's an interesting concept: spending virtual dollars to live an online live that is much more luxurious than your real one: No Budget, No Boundaries: It’s the Real YouIt may be raining pink slips, and some people may be hard-pressed to make the ...
Coping with a Pay Cut
A poignant article from the Times: Still on the Job, But at Half the Pay.The dark blue captain’s hat, with its golden oak-leaf clusters, sits atop a bookcase in Bryan Lawlor’s home, out of reach of the children. The uniform their father wears sti...
Very thorough, and doesn't leave anything out. I really like reading this style of financial blog.
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