Ridinkulous Quarterly Expenses: Q1 2015

Well look what time it is, everyone! It’s time for our very first quarterly report! Some financial blogs compile their expenses on a monthly basis. Not me! I’m far too lazy! Plus, through our constant churning of credit cards, and the fact that I record every expense on a cash basis, our monthly totals get … Read more

Ridinkulous Quarterly Expenses: Q2 2016

Poli Genova, Batman! We had a tremendous savings rate this quarter. Almost 72 percent! How did we do it? See the specifics below, but basically we enjoyed a few extra paychecks by how the pay periods fell, and we didn’t have to pay any big bills like property taxes or home insurance. We also spent less than … Read more

Quarterly Expenses and Goal Progress: Q1 2016

Well it’s the first quarter of a new year, and a new year means a new set of goals to keep. Let’s see if everything is “on fleek” so far. Did I just use that correctly? Total Expenses: $16,323.43 Avg Per Month: $5,441.14 Without Debt Payments Total Expenses: $10,668.49 Avg Per Month: $3,556.16 Savings Rate: 45.8% … Read more

Ridinkulous Quarterly Exepenses: Q3 2019

In the course of figuring out how well we did with our expenses this quarter, I noticed one of my calculations for last quarter was off. Instead of our savings rate being an impressive 62%, it was incredibly 70.6%! Oops. What a difference a misplaced digit makes. We’ve been putting away money into our money … Read more

The Ridinkulous 2015 Annual Expense Report

Holy guacamole! Happy 2016! Can you believe a whole year has passed? Fancy Japanese hotel! It’s been a ridinkulous year here at Ridinkulous Headquarters. We bought a rental property in order to hasten our early retirement goals. We spent almost three weeks on vacations in Peru and Japan. And we DIY built a stone patio, wood … Read more

Ridinkulous Quarterly Expenses: Q2 2017

Hi, Ridinkuloids! I hope you had a great quarter full of wise financial decision-making. We did better this quarter than last quarter in terms of spending, mostly because we had no property tax or home insurance bills come due. That said, our expenses were not as low as I would’ve hoped. Like I mentioned last … Read more