Underpants Gnome Capitalism
Phase 1: Collect Underpants. Phase 3: Profit. Who says you can’t learn any good financial lessons from South Park?
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What to Do With a Pocketful of Ruined Money
What happens when you forget to take a wad of money out of your pocket and it becomes a clump of paper after going through the wash? How about if you accidentally drop your wallet in the campfire? The money may seem ruined, but the Department of the Treasury has a program to get you
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Saving Money: Summer Checkup
If this year has been going as fast for you as it has me, then you’re amazed that it is now mid-July. I look back at how six months have passed us by and how half of the year is remaining. Whether or not you believe in, or have New Year’s Resolutions, I still believe
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Easy Ways to Save with Amazon Subscribe and Save
I don’t like shopping. I don’t like going to the store. I don’t like lines. I don’t like the parking lots. I don’t like carrying bags of stuff back home. Just not my thing. For a handful of items that I need regularly, I found I can save the time and inconvenience, plus 5%-15%, using
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How Dividend Payments Work
I recently wrote a post explaining why dividend stocks may not be all they are cracked up to be. Unless you are in retirement, non-dividend stocks may be better than ones that pay out a dividend. Reader Michael, who blogs at Student Loan Sherpa, asked an excellent question about trying to game the dividend system.
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5 Examples of Indulgences of the Super Rich
We all dream about living the lifestyles of the rich and famous, but I wondered what the rich and famous dream about. Here is a list of a some extravagant collections and purchases that even most millionaires could only dream of.
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