I mentioned last week that I have been shopping around for car insurance. Many people do not understand the factors that impact their insurance rates, and my research brought out some important things to know in the unknown world of insurance premiums.
I paused for a moment and realized that I no longer have a bank branch to visit in Denver. What was I going to lose out on by giving up a brick and mortar bank? All I have left is Schwab Bank and Capital One 360. Both are online only.
Yes, I included a Charlie Sheen Twitter reference in the post title. But when you are a personal finance #warlock with #tigersblood, it is only appropriate.
Long before I had this blog, I had a car loan. My old car, a hand-me-down 1990 Volvo Stationwagon with about 200,000 miles, decided to stop working while driving west on Belleview Avenue one summer morning. Fixing it would have cost as much as the car was worth, so I decided to get a brand new one.
Rabbi Nachman Me’Uman wrote a beautiful, inspiring song. Kol Ha’Olam Kulo, Gesher Tsar Me’od. The whole world is a very narrow bridge. Veha’ikar – veha’ikar lo lefached klal. The most important thing to remember is not to be afraid at all.
