Weeeeee’re back with another episode of Pete’s Eats!! During our top secret planning meeting, we decided episode two called for a brunch recipe. But this isn’t your any ol’brunch. No. This week on the menu we have an asparagus, roma tomato, and fontina cheese frittata!…
This week on The Pete the Planner Show Pete and I have more of your money questions, answered. For the first time ~ever~ I’m on the other side of the control room!!! I join Pete in studio this week and let…
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Here are my stats: Married 57, spouse 62. Household income $127,000. Retirement savings is $1,247,000. Power percentage 36%. No consumer debt, no auto loans. Our brokerage account is $40,000. Emergency fund is $38,000. Mortgage is a 30-year (3.75%), $1,200 a…
I’m on vacation. Like, right now, as I type, family vacation. We’re having a great time, thanks for asking. So, why am I crafting this blog post? Because something happened on our way to vacation that I wanted to share…
Pete and I have been cooking up a mini-series for a while, but haven’t had the person we needed. Our summer videographer extraordinaire intern, Aaliyah, is exactly that person. Over the next few months, we will be releasing a new…
This week on The Pete the Planner Show, Pete and I are back answering more of your money questions. To kick off this episode, we’re joined in studio by Christy Fogg from Journey to Joy Counseling! Why has Christy graced us with her…
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This week on The Pete the Planner Show, Pete and I are back answering more of your money questions. We kick off this episode with a retirement question from an emailer, “I’m 64 and trying to figure out when to retire. If…
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We set up college accounts for both of our kids when they were born. They were originally UGMA’s but then we transferred them to 529 accounts. My oldest will be starting college in August. She has an academic scholarship so…
Hi, I’m in the process of trying to get on track and turn things around. But since I am a renter and also do not have much of a savings to speak of…how do I get to a place where…
Originally seen in USA Today and The Indianapolis Star Dear Pete, Retirement simply isn’t a goal of mine. I enjoy the work I do, I don’t have that much money saved for retirement anyway, and very frankly, I think I’d…