I once had a professor give my class a speech about using our financial knowledge for good. If you have read every post on this blog, you are in the top few million (probably higher) most financially educated people in the country. You can use that power to better your life, but it can also be used to hurt people.
The Most Dangerous Weapon: Compound Interest Read More »
On Saturday night, I was out at a bar with some friends when an incredibly cool bar discussion topic came up. We started talking about credit scores and credit reporting. (Now you know my friends are as cool as I am.)
Credit Inquiries: A Soft Hit vs. a Hard Hit on Your Credit Read More »
I am currently considering a few expensive purchases. I am looking at a new flat screen HDTV to replace my old analog TV. I am considering Lasik eye surgery. I am considering a new road bike. I like nice things and experiences, and I am happy to spend the money if it is something I will really enjoy.
How To Buy Expensive Stuff Read More »
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.
How to Change Banks Read More »
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