I Just Won a Plutus Award for Rich Frugal Life!

I just won a Plutus Award for Rich Frugal Life!

I can’t believe it! I just won a Plutus Award for Rich Frugal Life! For those of you that follow me on social media, you may have already seen my public displays of disbelief, followed by ecstatic celebration. Winning the award for ‘Best Financial Independence or Retire Early Content’ at the 13th Annual Plutus Awards…

The Average American Household Spent $66,928 in 2021: How do Your Expenses Compare?

· 2022 BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey Results ·

The Average American Household spent $66,928 last year: How does your spending compare?

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) just released their latest Consumer Expenditure Survey, which shows how the average American household spent $66,928 in 2021. That’s the equivalent of spending $5,577 per month. How does your household spending compare? Comparing your expenses to that of the average American household can help you determine if you are spending too much (or…

Cashing Out and August 2022 Financial Results

Rich Frugal Life's August 2022 Financial Results

Welcome to Rich Frugal Life’s August 2022 financial results! Before we get into the numbers, here’s a little bit about what we were up to last month. We have a kindergartener Our little one officially started public school this month! She is loving it and so are we. Kindergarten is a whole new experience than…

In Money and Life… Comparison is the Thief of Joy

Comparison is the Thief of Joy

Comparison is the thief of joy. This is obviously not a new statement. Yet it rings true across pretty much every aspect of life. Money. Work. Beauty. Love. Friends. It’s only human nature to compare ourselves to others. Unfortunately, it’s also really easy to do these days with the prevalence of social media. While it’s…

ABOUT RICH FRUGAL LIFE

Hi! I'm Mrs. RFL. We're a family of 3 trying to live a rich frugal life on our way to financial independence and early retirement ("FIRE"). I retired in early 2020, at age 38, to help our family achieve the balance we desperately needed. Even though we hadn't reached our end goal, making this change allowed us to take advantage of the financial freedom we'd already earned to begin building a happier, healthier and more meaningful life. This decision didn't slow down our journey as much as expected. We reached financial independence in January 2022! Rich Frugal Life follows our FIRE journey and shares everything we learn (or screw up) along the way.

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