I've just signed up for Gail Vaz Oxlade's newest project: My Money, My Choices.
I'm wondering if anyone else has decided to go through her process? I've just registered and am at Level 1 - Financial Literacy. I think I'll probably get through the first couple of phases pretty quickly (I've kept a spend record for three years, so that'a tick box for the first activity).
I haven't found a community or team to work with yet - but I wanted to log in and get started to see what it was all about first.
I would love to hear your thoughts on if you've started the program, heard of it but aren't interested - or anything else!
As I work through the process, and the activities, i'll post my progress on my blog.
My Money, My Choices
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Hi Jessie, love the new blog!
ReplyDeleteI've gone through the MMMC program and was doing really well until I got to Will and POAs. Until we have kids we are purposely not doing them (even though maybe we should). All our RSP/TFSA/insurance has each other named as beneficiary (and we have contingents as well). So, until baby comes I don't really see the point but that's where I stopped with MMMC. Other than that I feel that I've got my finances mostly under control so I'm not too worried :)
Hey Morgaine!
DeleteThanks! I've been feeling a bit uninspired to write lately, but when I came across Gail's new project it lit a fire under me to update the blog and get writing again. I'm hoping that as I go through her process I'll find even more great topics to write about.