Personal finance for hustlers and entrepreneurs
Last Updated by Jay Robert
Couples preparing to move in together have many decisions to make, from which colors to paint the walls to how to divvy up the chores. But perhaps the most important thing couples can do before they …
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Last Updated by Eric Rosenberg
In a perfect world, we wouldn’t have to worry about student loans and credit card debt when dating, but credit score dating has become a real thing. Once you are past dating and in a serious …
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Last Updated by Eric Rosenberg
Everyone has a friend that is perpetually broke. I know at least a few people who can never seem to afford to do anything with me. It is important to use your money wisely and keep to a budget, but …
Last Updated by Eric Rosenberg
I have written about who should pay for the first date in the past. We have also discussed how to save money when in a longer term relationship. Today, though, I am interested in how much you share …
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Last Updated by Shondell Clarke
The following is a special post from Shondell from Call Me What You Want Even Cheap as part of the Yakezie blog swap. This week, we are all discussing how to handle money when in a relationship. You …
Last Updated by Eric Rosenberg
I told you all about the first time I had to deal with the end of a serious relationship and how to get over heartbreak and move on. Then, more recently, I told you about my reflections on whether I …
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Last Updated by Eric Rosenberg
Originally posted at You Wouldn’t Believe What Happened to Me: The Rick Strandlof Saga. On October 8, 2010, I went to my first flash mob. The light rail dance party was a blast and I took videos of …
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