I always wished that Mint.com would add something to track my frequent flyer mile accounts, hotel point accounts, and so on. Fortunately, someone came up with a way to do it.
Award Wallet is Mint for Non-Financial Tracking Read More »
I first mentioned that I am working on an eBook quite a long time ago. I was not lying. The big day is here. And for a limited time, I am giving my readers the chance to get the book for 50% off!
IT’S HERE: THE NARROW BRIDGE BOOK! Read More »
I have recently read a study that demonstrates that the average person is willing to put up with bad fees, horrible customer service, and a bad experience at their bank because it is simply too inconvenient to move. I am apparently an anomaly, as I am in the process right now and I don’t think it is all that bad.
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I have been a very happy user of a combination of US Bank (since 2000) and Capital One 360 (since 2007) for a while now. ING has paid very competitive rates and the online bill pay has become increasingly useful. However, I am up for a change.
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In The Office, Michael Scott is the ultimate example of horrible personal financial management. He is a hilarious, obnoxious version of what not to do. His antics can actually teach us something about how to manage our money.
Finance in Hollywood: Michael Scott Read More »
In Fight Club, Tyler Durden famously said that “the things you own end up owning you.” I have written about how hard you have to work for your possessions once before, but I decided to take it a step further and find out how much time I have to work every month to pay bills.
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