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A month ago I volunteered to be a guinea pig and try Acorns: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/terry-savage/acorns-grows-small-change_b_6630086.html After using it for a month, I thought I would report b… (View Post)

Pretty sure the 2013 version is the 10th anniversary golden edition or whatever. It looks like the most recent revised edition (3rd edition) is actually from 2009. So that's post-crash, but pre-… (View Post)

I should add: I think DR is great for people who have credit card debt or who are drowning financially and need a life raft. I just think that for those of us who aren't in that situation, it�… (View Post)

I will second making sure you are beneficiaries on each other's accounts if you keep things separate. I also think it's important to either have a joint emergency fund or keep enough in eac… (View Post)

I don't follow DR for the following reasons: 1) The $1,000 emergency fund is way too low for my comfort level. I think you need enough - at minimum - to cover all of your insurance deductibles … (View Post)