The intellectual and entertainment value of satellite or cable TV is debatable.
There is, no doubt, loads of crap television out there. And if you sit there, channel flipping, and let yourself get sucked in, your …
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A Review of Getting Things Done by David Allen
I just finished Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. The book has sold hundreds of thousands of copies and is preached as the go-to manual …
20SomethingFinance officially turned 1 on Monday. It’s been a huge learning experience over the past year with some bumps and bruises, but hopefully you’ve gained some value from the content. A big thanks goes out …
20SomethingFinance is now accepting guest posts in order to add a few more voices, variety, and experiences to the site.
Why guest post on 20somethingfinance.com? Two good reasons:
a. It’s a great way to get exposure to …
Student Finances: A Modern Day Tragedy
My apologies for those of you I sucked in by invigorating memories of dried noodles and chicken-like scents – this post will not encourage Ramen noodle eating (but it certainly …
How to Achieve Financial Freedom
Among the melting pot of New Years resolutions posts over the next week you’ll see a lot of the familiar staples: save X amount per month, pay off X in debt, …
Is Netflix Worth the Subscription Cost?
A while back I posed the question, “how has technology impacted your finances over the last decade?“. A few readers plugged Netflix as a way to cut down on cable …
