I recently read the personal finance classic book, Your Money or Your Life, and wanted to write up a little review with some thoughts.
This book, first published in 1992, is still very popular to this …
funds, stocks, investing
career, work, food, life, pets
debt, credit, budgeting, auto
insurance, emergency, identity
401K, IRA’s, retirement planning
The Rat Race
You work more hours, you make more money. Sometimes more money than you’ll ever need. Without purpose. That is the rat race.
Whether you garner an hourly wage and see a direct monetary impact …
This time of year, most employers offer ‘open enrollment‘ (aka annual enrollment). It is a period of time where you can change your benefit elections.
And it is usually the only time during the year that …
The Cost of Bottled Water
Let’s assume that bottled water costs $1 per bottle. Maybe less if you buy it in bulk. That’s not that much, right? And water is good for you, an essential component …
Quantitative easing has become somewhat of a infamous economic term as of late. If you pay attention to economic and financial news, you’ve probably heard the term thrown around quite a bit lately. It’s a …
Has big screen HDTV changed the game for you?
One of the biggest selling points of going to live sporting events was the extreme visual upgrade of seeing a game in person. It used to be …
According to the Conference Board research group, in an article published by the AP, 45% of Americans hate their job, down from 49% in 2008, and 61% in 1987 (when the survey was first conducted). …
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