What an interesting mindset/scenario this was. Imagine that you are currently using a pre-paid phone plan that costs about $12/month where you get sixty minutes of talk a month and it auto renews. Every month that you have unused minutes it carries over until you use up the minutes or cease to pay for a
There is this community where I am helping to oversee some of the technical resources that they require to communicate with each other such as the use of a website. Now the fortunate thing before that was they were getting services for free which was great from a financial point of view. However, it appears
You often hear how sometimes when kids grow up they are spoiled to the point where they expect to be given everything as opposed to having to earn it. Therefore, when it cones to things like saving and planning for the future isn’t in their vocabulary. What was interesting in regards to this today I
I was watching this show today where this financial management person tried to help a lady get her finances back in track as she has accumulated massive debt. As well, she had already declared personal bankruptcy which didn’t seem to help her fix her habits of spending more than she makes. The interesting was that
I was watching a clip today where there was a lot of financial management advice given from people who have been wealthy for quite a few years. While there was nothing wrong with the advice, it’s interesting I think that many people overlook how you can learn a lot from those people that survive while
So I was watching that Orman show today and apparently one of the points that she brought up about money is that allowances for kids are bad as it gives them an entitlement mentality. Therefore, they will grow up not valuing the money they have. That can’t be true I thought as I am living