Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

Travelling With Only A Credit Card

So I am going to be out of town for a few days as I have to go to the US and I was debating if I should even bother getting American Cash or if I should just go with my credit card. Funny enough, it wasn’t so much about security which is why people

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Financial Management

Taking Advantage of Student Deals Before You Leave School

Today I was reading about all these Adobe software and how people were trying to compare the regular versions that are sold to regular users and ones that are supposed to be available to only teachers and students where they receive a hefty educational discount. Just as an example, you can purchase a full retail

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Financial Management

Insurance When It Doesn’t Make Sense Financially

This was a funny topic. There was a conversation about travel insurance and one person was saying they could get about $200 worth of travel insurance versus like $400 from another place. Seems like a great deal. This is to account for things such as if your luggage and items got lost or stolen. The

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Financial Management

Selling Valuables To Use As An Investment

I was looking at this watch that I own the other day which should be valued at about $2000 and it just kept floating in my mind that maybe it is better to just resell it and then invest it into something to try and make more. Quite frankly, I never even intend to wear

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Financial Management

Buying Movie And Event Tickets From Stores

Today I went to a wholesale club store to check out some of the prices they had in comparison to non membership based stores. One thing that caught my attention were these movie theatre passes that were hanging on the wall like a gift card. It was interesting as usually the price of a child

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Financial Management

Researching Local Auctions When Businesses Close

I had a friend today that was frantically searching very large auction company as a small electronic store recently closed its doors. His way of thinking is that most most companies simply sell their inventory to these places as they would rather not deal in trying to get rid of all their old furniture and

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