(Since I’m still recovering from my finals last week (and attempting to squeeze my fleeing brain back into my skull), I thought I would take a little break today and share another guest post of mine that was originally published elsewhere (in this case, on My Life ROI). Here you are, a short guide to […]
Insurance: What You Need (And What You Don’t) Read More »
(As I was thinking of what to write for today, I went through my archives and found a post I wrote but never published. It provides some advice to those who, like me, lost a job in the not too distant past, and aren’t quite sure of where to go next. Hopefully, it’ll help provide
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There is a lot to learn in the personal finance realm. Heck, I’ve written hundreds of posts on this blog, and have barely scratched the surface of this personal finance thing. Even with hundreds of personal finance bloggers (or thousands, maybe? Are there thousands of personal finance bloggers, or does it just feel that way
The Amateur Financier One Page Financial Guide Read More »
It’s Monday the Thirteenth! Bad luck is everywhere! Everybody panic! Alright, Monday the Thirteenth doesn’t strike quite as much terror into the average person as, say, Friday the Thirteenth (maybe a film series featuring a supernatural killer and numerous scantily-clad coeds being slaughtered would change that), but while we’re on the subject of bad luck…
Thirteen Ways to Protect Yourself From Bad Luck Read More »
I was reading through some of the newest comments I’ve gotten for my ‘Unemployment and Motivation‘ post (still one that attracts the most attention, thanks in no small part to MSN featuring it in a story), and something that was left in the comments made me think. (Yes, I do read and attempt to respond
Should You Outsource Yourself? Read More »