Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
I don’t trust government economists or politicians. I think their political agenda clouds any objective disclosure, resulting in a positive bias.
Wednesday, I figured out why Walmart is pushing so hard to sign shoppers up for their credit card.
Living on a single income is a choice that dramitcally affects a family’s finances. So, I thought I would explain the reasons for our choice and the consequences that came with that decision.
This is a guest post by Rob Bennett. Rob often writes on behavioral finance on the Passion Saving blog. You can learn more about Rob’s background on his bio page. You get fired. You’re feeling very, very, very down. And scared about the future. What do your friends tell you? They tell you that someday you will look back …
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Last Saturday afternoon, a diverse group of bloggers met at the Dave & Busters in Irvine. This was the first meeting of the So Cal Personal Finance bloggers, organized by Len Penzo. The turn-out was good for our first meeting and some of the people travelled quite a distance. I’ve read most of their blogs …
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