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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 »
I am loyal to my hair guy. I have been going to Fred for about 13 years. When I started going to Fred, my parents were still paying for my haircuts. He is at a professional salon that is much more expensive than some of the discount hair options.
Spending on Vanity Read More »
Since my recent break up, I have been trying to improve my life by being more active, social, and eating better. In the last three months, I have lowered my cholesterol 50 points and I have toned my muscles a little. I owe most of the plan to Tim Ferris, but I have tailored my exercise and eating routine myself. It has also saved me a lot on my food spending.
My New Diet and Exercise Routine Read More »
In the recent past, my company announced that it is being sold. It is a large public company, so it made pretty big news in the industry and locally, as it is the biggest private employer in the state.
Preparing for a Layoff Read More »
I generally say little about my personal life on this site. I am an expert on finance after all, not relationships. However, I have recently been through a life changing experience that I finally feel up to talking about.
The Complete Guide to Heartbreak: 10 Rules to Get Over It and Move On Read More »
I spent an hour or so last weekend at a nerdfest coin show. I have been collecting for about 15 years, so I have learned a thing or two about coin collecting over the years. My collection has had periods where it has grown quickly, and others where the only thing that has grown on it are dust bunnies. Over the years, though, it has been a fun and enjoyable hobby.
How to Collect Coins – Becoming a Modern Numismatist Read More »
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