Musings on Money, Personal Finance, Frugality, Debt, and Other Matters
A couple of weeks ago, I described a particularly interesting interview that I faced during my ongoing job hunt. Throughout the entire job search process, I had several other interesting learning experiences and thought it may be appropriate to condense some of them in this blog post.
Below is a compilation of some salient points […]
We spent our Thanksgiving weekend in New Orleans and did what people are supposed to do in New Orleans - eat jambalaya, eat beignets, travel in trams streetcars (see Lauren’s comment below), walk on Bourbon Street, watch alligators, and just take it easy.
There were a few interesting episodes regarding our stay - […]
Women are not aggressive with Money @ Moneymonk. Something in this short post really got my attention:
I hate to say, but for as money, I think like a man. I’m always finding ways to make money, invest money and grow money!!!
Exactly HOW I Pay Off Debt, Mortgages And Credit Cards Early by NCN @ […]
Add to: del.icio.us | Digg | Yahoo MyWeb | Google | Netscape | StumbleUpon A few days ago, CBS Evening News ran an article titled “Caregivers Rise to the Challenge” which featured some families that were struggling to keep up with taking care of their aged parents (in terms of time and money). Here is an excerpt from the article:
Winchell’s family may be America’s new norm. An […]
One of these days I am going to throw up on watching/reading testimonials from “real people”. I haven’t really understood the fundamental purpose of these testimonials. Do they really impress people into buying shady stuff? Are people really so dumb uninformed that they easily get suckered into emptying their pockets after hearing testimonials from […]
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