Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

Always Be Weary of Promotional Credit Card Interest Rates

I was reading some incredible stories today of people who signed up for these low interest credit cards where to entice people to sign up the offer was something like 2% of the entire balance until you pay it off. Essentially, you can treat it like a bank loan where you can take a cash

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Financial Management

Returning Items To Apply Coupons

I was watching a clip today about a person talking about coupons and how she saves a lot of money by shopping for things that she finds coupons for. She even mentioned that if she purchased a product that was unused since purchasing it and she found a coupon for it later she would return

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Financial Management

Some Banks Just Don’t Take Privacy Seriously

I learned something interesting recently that was kind of surprising. Basically, my bank record statements were showing up on my dad’s bank statements. This is not the first time that this has happened either. Basically, when I was young I had to open up a bank account with my parents. Therefore, my dad’s name was

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Financial Management

Free Offers As A Supplement or Replacement

Today I got an e-mail from a friend as he simply mass e-mailed everyone about this Burger King promotion where it appears for quite a few days you can simply walk in the restaurant during breakfast time and get a free sandwich. You can see the deal here: http://www.burgerking.ca/en/View.aspx?uid=TopMenu_BREAKFASTONTHEKING In the body of his e-mail

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Financial Management

Factoring In All Those Recycling And Disposable Fees

It seems like there are so many things nowadays here where there are additional fees attached to the items you buy that is supposed to go towards the cost of recycling or disposing your belongings. I guess the most recent example here are these environmental disposal fees that you have to pay when you buy

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Financial Management

Traditional Bank Services Can Sure Be Expensive

So recently a person I know needed to get bank record statements for the past few years as a way to analyze his financial history and where money has been moved around. The thing is the bank charges about $5 per monthly statement. Basically, to get just a year’s worth of statement you are looking

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