Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

The Disbelief Of How Much Your Dollar Can Go

Today is boxing day and for the most part I didn’t end up buying anything in particular because of the event as opposed to just stuff I was going to buy anyways. But seeing all the crowds made me think of what happened yesterday during a family Christmas party get together. We were playing this

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Financial Management

Stuck Having To Pay For Proprietary Connections

I finished all my Christmas shopping awhile ago but I thought it would be nice to get some extra stuff. One idea was that I knew a family member who used an Apple iPad and he was interested in displaying it on a larger monitor or TV screen. Now there are a ton of affordable

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Financial Management

Asking For The Early Sale Works At Times

For a lot of places here the big sale day is going to be on the 26th of this month which is right after Christmas. Traditionally this meant people had to line up in-stores to get a deal. Nowadays a ton of companies start their sale online on the 24th instead as they recognize this

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Financial Management

Reflecting On The Yearly Credit Card Spending And Cashback Rewards

I noticed today on my credit card statement that my yearly cashback reward bonus was posted. It seemed like this year I was given about $46. With a 1% reward rate that means I was able to charge about $4600 on the card this year. You might think that is a little crazy when I

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Financial Management

Cycle of Getting Sale Prices With Reward Points

My grandfather was recently saying that he wanted a bunch of cookies and chocolate where I just happened to have a good coupon for it. The stipulation for the coupon was that I could buy any Christie or Cadbury products where if I bought $20 worth of stuff in one transaction I would essentially get

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Financial Management

Donating Money To A Frugal Shopper For Charity

This headline kind of caught my attention as it was telling people to stop donating canned goods to charity. It’s a shocker of course because that has traditionally been a common way for people to give to others who are less fortunate. The reason for it made sense from a financial point of view though.

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