Article Archive for June 2008
And you can’t take it with you to the grave, so why bother saving at all? Enjoy the one life you’ve got to live and don’t worry about the rest!
Ok, I got that argument spewed …
I read an article today that talked about the possibility of the financial industry outsourcing some of their positions. That got me thinking, is such a thing even possible? I mean I know it’s possible, …
I thought I’d try something a little different and add a bank and credit union review, sort of like the credit card review that Jonathan did with the Amex card. Each week I’ll pick a …
We’ve talked a lot about the fact that the credit crunch is affecting everyone. But take a group of people looking for loans at a reasonable rate coupled with a group of people looking for …
We’ve all been to those dinners with friends where we feel obligated to pick up the tab, or they order fillet mignon and we get a side salad. It’s tough when you’re in different financial …
We’ve talked about rewards here before. But, we’ve never really given them an in-depth look. No time like the present, they always say.
Here’s the thing, if you’re carrying a balance on your card, then you’re …
After reading an article in the New York Times I thought we should revisit our discussion of millionaires. Now, none of the clients I’ve worked with have done any of what you’ll find in the …
As I was making my daily rounds of reading blogs and financial news, I came across this article that talked about the credit card crunch really squeezing minorities. I hadn’t thought about the credit card …
We’ve all been in those situations where we’ve convinced ourselves that a want is actually a necessity, ergo Starbucks. We convince ourselves that we need these items because we work at a job we hate, …
Hola (that’s ‘Hello’ in Spanish, for all you uncultured philistines!), and a warm welcome to the first ever Finance Fiesta! In case you haven’t heard, the Finance Fiesta is a celebration of the Blogosphere’s best …
Ok, technically these aren’t really surprising to me, but maybe some of you have never thought of them before. Or maybe you know someone who is now in credit card debt to their ears because …
For most of us, the tax rebate was a pleasant surprise that we didn’t quite believe we would get until it showed up in our bank account or mailbox. What do you do with a …
After all of the serious discussions on the board, I figured we were due a little lighthearted folly, or in my case, a complete leave of my senses! My sincerest apologies to Salt ‘N’ Pepa! …
Well I’ve been pretty sick over the last few days, and as a result I missed my weekend Carnival/Blog roundup. Sorry!
First, the Carnivals:
A big thanks to Canadian Dream for hosting the Carnival of Personal Finance …
