#7. I look at bad situations as puzzles to be solved. When you realize you’ve made a mistake, and the healthy choice is to change direction, Don’t Regret. Do What You Need to Do. Thanks Moneycrush! #6. The world of frugal is filled with people who’ve taken charge of their financial life. But sometimes even they [...]
Read more →Here we go. Lots of big news this week, and lots of great posts in the personal finance blogosphere. Let’s take a look! #7. I’ve been following the equities markets closely over the last couple weeks. And it’s an exciting, if not reassuring time. We had a triple-witching expiration Friday last week which helped to [...]
Read more →This is a guest post from Ann Evans. Ann writes about the changing roles of women in the 21st century. Her most recent work is titled The Abortion Wars and is available on Kindle eBooks. When I was under 40, a long time ago, I was digging through the couch for enough change to buy [...]
Read more →There are a lot of great posts each week in the personal finance blogosphere. This post is the first in my Seven on Saturdays series where I’ll share and review 7 of my favorite posts from the previous week. Enjoy! #7. I’m always interested in finding new and interesting ways of bringing in a little extra [...]
Read more →The subject of how to make some extra income without a lot of hassle is popular with personal finance bloggers. MobileWorks is building a web site (geeks would call it a “platform”) to make crowdsourcing easy and accessible for everyone. I think that MobileWorks is positioning themselves really well. How to accumulate enough people to [...]
Read more →Over the years, I’ve learned that some aspects of managing my money work better when I automate them. But automating the wrong things gets me into trouble. The bottom line to managing your finances is this. Your money is your responsibility and nobody elses. It’s a responsibility which will reward you handsomely when you do [...]
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