I was watching this show today that revolved around a couple that was in debt and it was amazing as so many of their possessions were acquired through some kind of credit financing plan. Even items like a vacuum cleaner and couch were acquired through financing. Not surprisingly they were in a lot of debt.
For one reason or another today there appeared to be news about Nadya Suleman who is known as the “Octomom.” Naturally, any story attached to her brings up topics on how she appears to rely on various forms of media attention in order to bring in money to take care of the kids. It is
I was told there was a good deal at the supermarket today where you could buy a large container of blueberries for very cheap. I suppose the price was so low that the store had to enforce a one per customer policy. Since the actual destination would probably cost about one to two dollars worth
I was reading a financial advise today where one person suggested that what worked for them was to always designate a day or so in the week where they won’t spend any money at all. This is to help balance out if they overspend during other days of the week. I wasn’t too big of
I was taking a look at some of the tax software prices since it is that time of the year. While many would immediately run to the store, I have often found that purchasing the online versions of these products can usually save you about 20% or more. Essentially the trade off is that you
Interesting phrase I heard today while watching a couple of financial management related videos on people’s takes on what it takes nowadays to remain debt free. I guess we all heard of the phrase “Live within your means†which essentially means that you shouldn’t say buy things that you can’t realistically afford. Example, using your