Month: April 2012
We recently discussed how impact reduction has a direct correlation to personal wealth. The discussion prompted reader, Bill, to write in with a great question, “I assume that you …
“Don’t be so cheap.” “You’re such a cheapskate.” “Why are you so cheap?” “What a cheap-ass!” How many times have you said, heard, or received the biting sting of …
This should not come as a shock to people, but 20somethingfinance.com <gulp> generates an income. You’ll either be super interested in this, or you’ll quickly stop reading. So, here …
Debit or credit card theft and fraud seems like an increasingly common occurrence these days. If it happens to your credit card, in most cases you are covered. However, …
Limiting your environmental impact while still being frugal is becoming increasingly easy these days with technology. There are a lot of those great little energy savings inventions that fill …
Earth Day is coming up this coming Sunday, so I wanted to contribute by sharing my personal story, thoughts, and beliefs on impact reduction, ethical responsibility, and personal finance …
$4 per gallon gas is back! And there’s a certain sentiment of discontent in the air. When verbalized, it often is along these lines: “I can’t believe I have …
Recently I laid out a story that hit close to home on why you need home insurance, despite it seeming like a waste due to the limited nature of …
