So I tuned in to the Oprah show today as I was reading how there was a segment about financial management. Her guest speaker was Suze Orman who I think is a regular on that show. For the most part, it looked like it revolved around debt and how everyone in the audience had some
I was reading this magazine today and one of the articles dealt with saving and managing money at an early age. It listed examples such as a person who saves $1000 in a savings account at age 18 compared to a person that spends it on something such as a portable music player. Typical example
I was asked an interesting question where if I was in a situation where money was going to be an issue, would my first reaction be to find a way to make or save more money? While ideally I guess I would do both, my personal mentality is to usually focus in finding a way
Not too long ago I decided that I wanted to try out a digital phone service for the business phone line. Originally I was semi apprehensive over it as a landline seems more reliable in everyway. However, I recently needed to change the location of the line and couldn’t justify paying hundreds of dollars for
Just a short while ago I was hearing how financial experts seem to be getting swarmed with questions from people hoping to fix their money situations. As a result, being a financial expert is a great skill to have at this point during this much needed time. Along with this, I heard a comment on
I saw a news report the other day about “Generation Y†people and questioning how the economy is going to impact this group of people. There were ordinary people in the interview such as some people living on loans, others getting by, etc. I’m personally a “Generation Y†individual and to me every generation is