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- 2019 budget facepunch - can we buy a home? HCOL - family of 3
Plan is to then use this money not for facepunch spending, but to have taxable investments become more regular? Monthly take home (net) - after maxing 401k, dcfsa, hsa, insurance, espp (me): $4,783 xx
- Facepunch Financial Samurai - Mr. Money Mustache
Re: Facepunch Financial Samurai « Reply #36 on: December 26, 2019, 07:10:57 PM » Apologies if someone already mentioned this, but I remember him writing in another clickbait article at this time last year that he was moving his investments into cash
- Dividends and Tax Loss Harvesting Question - Mr. Money Mustache
<facepunch> Reading between the lines a bit, a bigger issue is trying your hand at stick picking and not succeeding Personally I do boring index funds and don't stock pick at all, which I think is more likely to succeed than someone going from failing at stock picking to succeeding at it
- Do we need a new age of facepunching? - Mr. Money Mustache
A facepunch is just going to convince him that we don't know what we're talking about and can't possibly understand his struggles and choices (This is why I stopped reading the Antimustachian Hall of Fame threads, because it just felt like we're throwing our shoulders out patting ourselves on the back for being so superior to the common riff
- Antimustachian Wall of Shame and Comedy - Mr. Money Mustache
give me a facepunch Started by ericbonabike 5 Replies 3294 Views December 23, 2019, 08:36:08 AM by
- Bike Question: Magna Oasis - Mr. Money Mustache
If this paragraph seems like too much work, facepunch It's (at least!) a hundred dollars worth of bicycle you're getting free, and working with it earns you valuable skills you'd want with any bike, regardless of cost
- Boss spending money on workers
I also usually do the driving (facepunch) so sometimes they pay for mine (ding) I do this to boost morale, because I know our boss is super stingy with his own money (ugh) for other people, and the company is super stingy with rewarding its employees (ugh)
- The Principle of Constant Optimization: Whats Your Myers-Briggs?
(The INTJ MMM in me wants to say "Heck no - they need a facepunch!") Myers-Briggs feels as false a categorization to me as biological races -- the way I see it, we're all distributed continuously along any infinite number of trait axes and picking just four of them and then looking for extremes instead of variation along those four
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