A lot of people get the “Aha” moment with their finances when they’ve hit rock bottom. They’ve declared bankruptcy, their bills are up to their eyeballs or they see the amount of debt that they’ve accumulated. Some people see their parents struggle with finances and vow never to go through that. Some get the “aha” […]
In my last post, I talked about a conversation with co-workers regarding life insurance and one co-worker said that he preferred a whole life insurance policy because he wanted to leave a legacy to his children. My co-worker is not great with his finances and lives paycheck to paycheck, so I can see why he […]
No. No I didn’t. My deepest apologies for the click bait title. My blog traffic is in the doldrums and I needed a boost. I’m kidding of course. Well I’m kidding about trying to boost traffic, not kidding about the sad state of my blog traffic. I’ve seen many of these sensational click-bait titles in […]
10 years ago today, I turned 27 years old. I was working full time while attending law school part time. It was my fourth and final year of school and I was getting a little nervous. I would have about $90,000 of student loan debt, which included some loans from my undergrad, when all was […]
Jonathan, the blogger from My Money Blog posted an article from the New York Times entitled 7 Essential Money Questions Sure to Start a Conversation and answered the questions on his blog. Ron Lieber, who wrote that New York Times article said that he found these seven queries tended “to stop people cold and get […]