For students or professionals interested in finance, it may be difficult to ascertain which career path to pursue. After all, the world of business and finance is a broad one. One of the most respected roles in this arena is that of a chief financial officer. While you may hear or read about the feats […]
I have some big news in my life. On April 1st, my wonderful girlfriend and I are going to be living together. J is moving in, along with two furry friends, and we are going to start a new home together.
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Zombies are everywhere these days. You can find them eating people on Florida highways and chowing down on their roommates at Maryland colleges. In case the zombie pandemic reaches your town, it is important to have your finances in order so you can respond appropriately.
I did something embarrassing on Friday. I went to the ATM at the airport and when I went to grab it later that night, I realized it was gone. I am not sure where I lost it, but I did know what to do to make sure everything was okay.
Today we have the pleasure of an interview with Marie at Family Money Values, a site with an eerily appropriate name. Be sure to stop by and read about how personal finances impact a family and how, even if you have kids, you can still focus on your family’s wealth.
This is a guest post from Penny at The Saved Quarter as part of the Yakezie blog swap. This week, we were asked, “If you had one financial do-over, what would it be and why?”
