Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

Youth Perspective of Spending Money

Yesterday I was told about my two younger cousins when it came to money and it was kind of funny as the two of them were brothers and yet when it came to money they both were polar opposites. One of them seems to be more about having the latest and greatest as he was

Read More
Financial Management

Giving Away Received Gifts or Money

Tonight I am attending a family gathering for my grandmother’s birthday party. As usually when it comes to birthdays everyone tries to find the person something that they would like. My mom decided to give her $100 from that climate action dividend cheque that people here in BC received not too long ago. The funny

Read More
Financial Management

The Different Times Justification

Recently I saw a person who mentioned that times today are so much harder than say 20-30 years ago during his parent’s time in terms of the ability to become financially independent. Factors range such as the rising price of standard living expenses and how the dollar can’t buy as much these days. I personally

Read More
Financial Management

The Definition of Luxury Based on Need or Price

The other day I was watching this segment that talked about inflation here and how things are getting more expensive pretty quickly. As usual you would see interviews from people on what they thought about it and there was this one lady that had an interesting comment. She mentioned how her strategy to save more

Read More
Business Financial Management

Stacking Up Different Coupon Codes For The Same Thing

Recently it was suggested that I try out an online advertising network. To help promote it the company offered a bunch of online coupons that ranged anywhere from $50 to $100 worth of advertising credit. The coupons appeared to be stackable as well and so you could literally just pile them up. I ended up

Read More
Financial Management

Calculating Vendor Voucher Values

There is an event today at the PNE area here called the Taste of The City where various vendors rented a booth to allow people to sample their food or beverages in hopes to encourage them to visit their restaurants. The admission was free but you had to purchase these tickets where you could buy

Read More
Loading...