Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
I just made the final payment on my house and am officially almost debt-free. I do still have a small zero-interest car loan, but that’s all I owe. The house is paid off and so are the credit cards. When I got paid yesterday, I only had to pay taxes, insurance and utilities. I am …
This is the third post in my new Pillars of Personal Finance series. Saving – The Bank of You Investing – Grow Your Wealth Debt – World’s Biggest Product Income – Your Personal Economy Planning – Goals, Budget & More World’s Biggest Product I read somewhere recently Debt has now become the world’s biggest product. …
True to their nature, the Japanese are taking a proactive approach to solving their own problems. There will be many valuable lessons learned from this tsunami to help the people of Japan prepare for the next one.
Some of the people I know who were making buckets of money a couple of years ago are going through some hard times. And, some of my closest friends have become the victim of layoffs.
This weekend, as I was saying “No” to a Walmart credit card for the hundredth time, I noticed a quota board behind the head cashier. It appears each cashier in the San Clemente store “Must Have 15 C/Cards Daily!”.