I was just asked about this and the only thing that crossed my mind was “What?†Apparently, April is dubbed as a national financial literacy month in the US where people take the time to learn more about finance issues to make people better in managing their personal finances. I don’t think there is anything
Imagine waking up and having this happen to you. A person just forwarded me this news story that happened a few weeks ago where a student had logged in to her online back account and upon reviewing her account information she realized that she had $55,000 in it. On top of that, she had someone
Yesterday I posted in regards to the things people do to learn about others and in one part I mentioned that people use dining out as a way to determine if someone is cheap or frugal when it comes to money. Some people have asked what exactly the difference is as when you think about
Kind of an open ended topic to talk about, but it’s something that I get asked a lot. I suppose in most cases that when it comes to a relationship that also means more financial responsibilities and people often adapt a “who cares†attitude when it comes to money as love conquers all right? Basically,
For a lot of things that cost a lot of money, there is usually an option to lease the item in question which essentially gives you what you want temporarily at a fraction of the cost of buying it. In most cases I would say it is better to simply buy the item if it
First off, hope everyone is having a relaxing Good Friday and enjoying the long weekend. Yesterday I was having a conversation with another person on how certain people tend to be more aggressive when it comes to paying for products or services as they always want to somehow drive the price lower than its marked