While going out to lunch today with my dad he was telling about things like a public transit pass he discovered that he could get which costs like $45 for the whole year. Basically, he was thinking of driving the car less now and public transit would be a good option. When he told me
Today I noticed that one of the supermarkets was having a no tax day sale and that usually means there are a ton of people looking to save money. I find it odd when people stock up on produce items during these days as there isn’t tax on them usually. I did notice one thing
So I decided to shop at an American Apparel clothing store today that appeared to be closing down. As a result, everything was 80% to 90% off the regular retail price. As you can see from the receipt, my total cost was eighteen dollars and seventy one cents. It also indicated the amount of money
For some reason I completely forgot that for one credit card the annual cashback rewards would be added to the statement this month. While in total for this one it was only about $40, it kind of made me wonder if most people use this as motivation to try and become better at using credit
This was a crazy story I read on the Nytimes’ website. As you can see, it was a story about a man who lost $718,000 due to the services of a psychic where he felt if he didn’t keep giving the person money for her services bad things would happen. He had friends warn him
I often say that constantly reviewing how many funds you have saved up is often a good motivator in trying to get the number as high as possible. As a result, I tend to make better financial decisions in order to reach that goal. However, the reverse can be true too where if what you