Interesting mentality which was so common I thought. My mom mentioned that she was looking for a Rubik’s cube to buy for my nephew. The first thing that came to mind in terms of finding a cheap one was the dollar store. It ended up being about $2. Not soon after it was given to
Kind of a scary story that my friend told me the other day. Essentially, she is very frugal and responsible with her money and has a very good credit score. She took the extra initiative to be even safer where she enrolled into a monthly credit alert service where if anyone tries to open an
There are a lot of companies that offer reward points as an incentive to get people to do business with them. What amazes me is how many people go out of their way to buy items in a reward shop by justifying thousands of dollars in extra purchases to get a reward that ultimately would
Too many times when we make money we have the mentality that once it is in our possession it is simply a materialistic item to be traded for another. We neglect to constantly remind ourselves on the effort it took to earn that money in the first place. Usually with that kind of mentality you
I was reading a financial advise today where one person suggested that what worked for them was to always designate a day or so in the week where they won’t spend any money at all. This is to help balance out if they overspend during other days of the week. I wasn’t too big of
I noticed an interesting scenario when it came to mark ups on a particular item. Essentially, think of it where two months back there was something that cost about $5 to purchase from a manufacturer and various companies would resell it at a higher price to make a profit. For example sake, let’s say $10.