I was watching that money class today and I think ironically it wasn’t any of Suze Orman’s financial advice on the show that stuck out to me but rather at one part of the show she was pitching why her pre-paid debit card product was better to use compared to the ones provided by other
One of the main topics yesterday on that America’s money class was about finding missing money such as inheritance money that you never knew you had. The site that they were pushing a lot for this was http://www.missingmoney.com/ . It seems like everything is free so I guess there is no harm in using it
So I was watching that Orman show today and apparently one of the points that she brought up about money is that allowances for kids are bad as it gives them an entitlement mentality. Therefore, they will grow up not valuing the money they have. That can’t be true I thought as I am living
How many people would honestly do price comparison shopping when it comes to purchasing simple prescribed medicine from the doctor? I think for most the natural assumption is when the doctor give you the prescription note you would then simply give it to a pharmacist and get the prescription. Today I was being told how
I was looking for a cheap microphone today as I figured that it would be a bit more convenient then using a headset microphone. So what I did was that I started to look for something that was pretty much the barebones basic. The price seemed okay as you can see here. This was an
Today I stumbled upon some show called America’s money Class which is apparently a show hosted by Suze Orman as she gives financial advice to people. At first I was expecting it to be like a talk show, which in many ways it is, but it seems like they are trying to brand it as