He who Dies with the Most Toys is Dead
Finances /It’s sad to me when people look to possessions for happiness. They can fill their lives with toys and have all of the money in the world, but that won’t bring contentment.
Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
It’s sad to me when people look to possessions for happiness. They can fill their lives with toys and have all of the money in the world, but that won’t bring contentment.
Since I am an avid Do It Yourselfer (mostly because I am cheap), I thought I would share three examples of where we saved a ton of money by doing it ourselves.
I am on vacation in Oregon right now, so summer is officially upon me. I have always wanted to write about the four seasons of personal finance. I’ve seen a couple of seasons come and go in my life and I wanted to explain it to those who are just starting out. Like the story …
One thing that has defined Americans for the past 100 years is our love of automobiles. We went from cowboys riding horses to commuters driving cars, because freedom is the American way of life.
I read a story in Yahoo Finance that stated Americans should get used to living on less permanently. The author’s contention was that government deficits and mismanagement could lower our standard of living for a long time to come.