By talking with some of you, I realized that not everyone is aware of the many tax deductions they may be entitled to. Hence this article presenting what I have deducted for my taxes in 2019.

Finally, I'm back after a long absence of three months spent translating the whole blog in French, but also enjoying the summer with local and frugal tourism. And while we were at it, we also reached an important milestone in our journey towards financial independence.

Final step of our Swiss tax declaration guide for the Canton of Vaud. Status of Securities, Deductions, Informations, and Summary. That's the last but most interesting part for us Swiss investors!

We will continue our Swiss tax journey by filling out the Wealth, Real Estate, and Debts categories. I hope you can take away some learnings from my experience.

Tax declaration is a complex task, but definitely not a complicated one. With a bit of guidance, and thanks to the existing digital tool to support you, it becomes nothing more than a budget game that you get to play once a year. I will show you in this article how I fill my tax declaration in the Vaud Canton, step by step.

Even though I might stop goal setting this year, I wanted to go for the usual retrospective of the goals that I set to myself in 2016.

I'm pleased to welcome J. Money from budgetsaresexy.com as the first guest in this series of interviews about numbers and privacy.

Starting a personal finance blog is fun. But as with every new blog project, questions arise like nickname or not, full privacy or full public. I decided to create a series of interviews to help us bloggers have some answers.

Just before we end January - that's the custom isn't it - here are the goals I wanna achieve during the next 12 months.

After a first year spent to track and try to reach my goals, it's now time to look back on the last twelve months and see what I've managed to accomplish!