Financial Management

Financial Management
Financial Management

Training As if You Have No Money Instead

This was an interesting thought as recently a person was telling me how another individual was learning how to drive and to do so they were taking driving lessons. That isn’t odd as many people do that where some just learn better with the help of say a professional. But what made it interesting was

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Financial Management

People Going Back To Cash Over Bank Fears

I was reading how many people in Russia are scrambling to pull virtually all of their money out of the banks as they fear worldwide sanctions against Russia in the financial sector will result in them not being able to have access to their money. Because of this there was an interesting note on how

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Financial Management

Stalling On Gift Card Bonus Deals

One of the best type of deals during a sale is when businesses offer you free credit for simply purchasing a gift card. For example, getting a gift card with a value of $200 where the vendor will give you $30 for free makes sense to jump on it right away if you are going

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Financial Management

Keep Working After A Financial Windfall

I was reading some interesting pieces today that talked about people that were able to quit heir jobs after making it big in unexpected ways such as winning the lottery or investing in a stock that just happened to make them instant millionaires. The stories about the stock investors were interesting as apparently for some

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Financial Management

Avoiding Imperfect Total Purchase Discounts

For one store I noticed that they frequently give out coupons where if you spend $50 they will in-turn give you $20 back worth of points. Usually in these cases I would literally have to find fillers in order to reach the threshold to take advantage of the offer. That’s where at times I can

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Financial Management

Pushing For Deals That Are Too Good or Not

There are a lot of undiscovered sales in supermarkets usually where the price of the item is so cheap that you have to assume it is an error of sort. For example, bags of candy that normally cost two dollars ring up for maybe two cents. Usually though this can be a result of the

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