Talking about money may be complicated, but talking to a teenager about anything can be a minefield. Combine the two and you’ll almost certainly find yourself faced with eye rolls and resistance. But having open conversations about money can help foster a sense of financial awareness that will benefit your child in the long run. And what …
So many people strive to be rich and think it will bring ultimate happiness. Will it? The answer is maybe and maybe not. Here is a very interesting video on the recent article on this subject. The video below is an excellent look at the age-old argument of how to find happiness, love, and/or a …
The folks over at Clever put out a credit card debt report which is being reported by others in different ways. Honestly, the results leave me perplexed. While 70% of people say they will not pay off their credit card debt within a year. You also have 62% younger than 35 and 35+ has 48% …
You can’t make this stuff up. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross seems so out of touch with the reality of consumer finances that the official suggestion is government workers should quit bitching and run out for quick loans, regardless of the cost to the employee. And the suggestion by Ross sure seems to condone driving government …
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