One interesting bit over this holiday period is that a lot of the financial institutions delay its money processing duties until the new years. As a result, for myself I have to manage a stream of income that will arrive in the new years which in some ways is a little odd. For example, for
I am sure many of you have seen this video lately where a person decided to pay off his parent’s house mortgage as a Christmas surprise. Of course, they were very shocked and happy to see this as you can see here: It reminds me of a real life story a person told me before
One thing I noticed lately since it is the holiday shopping that a lot of people throw away the secondary receipt that they receive as a result of a purchase. Essentially, this has information thanking you for shopping at the store and in many cases obtaining a discount code for future purchases. For example, there
I was watching this documentary called Just Eat It today which essentially showcases how a lot of companies throw away edible food for reasons such as the item is imperfect by supermarket standards or that the product is close to expiry. So two people decided to live off this for a few months to see
I was at a toy store shopping for gifts today and I heard a conversation where an associate was trying to sell a person an extended warranty of sort. The interesting thing was he was pitching it where this warranty could be used even if the owner intentionally broke it by throwing it in water
Everyone else read all these stories about the company Sony recently and how a group of hackers have comprised its system? This resulted in extremely sensitive documents such as e-mails that show unethical behavior to personal health details of its employees. That got me thinking, as a business do you simply wipe out all the