One of the more interesting personal finance books I’ve come across in my readings is Yes, You Can Get A Financial Life! It’s fairly unique, at least among the personal finance books that I have read, in providing suggestions and advice that are different for each decade of your life (as you might be able …
Hello and welcome to my first book review. I love reading, and over the past year or so, my tastes have definitely been turning towards personal finance. I’ve decided to start sharing some of my favorite (and perhaps, least favorite) books through my blog, with the hope of inspiring and educating my readers, as well …
Book Review: The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke Read More »
Chances are, you’ve gone out to eat in a nice restaurant before, and intend to do so again. Hopefully, when you go out, you leave the wait staff a nice tip, at least if the service is average or better. (Especially if you live in a state like Pennsylvania, which allows employers to pay less …
Tip Tricks: Three Methods When You Don’t Have a Tip Calculator Read More »
(Welcome back my friends, to the column that never ends, we’re so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside! Indeed, it’s that time of the week again, to cover some basic investments that you might be considering. Today, we’re going to go a little outside our typical range of covered investments, and talk about …
On Monday, I discussed several popular methods for paying off your debts. In the course of that discussion, I mentioned that paying off the accounts according to the interest they charge is the most effective method, while Dave Ramsey’s method (the Debt Snowball, or paying off the lowest balance account first) and David Bach’s method …
