One of the important lessons that should have been learned from the recent recession is that income diversity is an important aspect of your finances. With the massive layoffs seen in the economy during the recession, and the difficulty with finding a new job in a slow moving employment market, it is clear that relying […]
After the post from Thursday on supporting the locals, I read an article in a local publication describing the meat chain that recently setup shop in our neighborhood. The author described the chain as Goliath, and urged us to support David, the local butcher. Being the inspired soon to be first time home owner, I […]
On the surface, it seems like owning a business only makes your personal finances more complicated. You have to deal with more paperwork when tax season rolls around and you have to keep books for your business. But while the financial paperwork does increase, having a business of your own can make a big difference […]
Once you understand that failing leads to positive results, then it’s not a question of whether you will fail, but how fast and often you are able to do so. Are you afraid of failing? Don’t worry if you are, because I am too. But think hard about everything you are at least semi-good at. […]
What do you think of the iPad? No other product has even come close to the buzz that iPad generated. We were talking about it amongst friends, family and colleagues; at dinner, home and twitter too. Yet, many of us are spending our time wondering why anyone on earth will pay for this, while others […]
It’s easy for you to say. More time doesn’t mean more money. I started talking about making money in some of my articles recently, and some of you are wondering whether you can do the same. Today, I’d like to introduce one of the reader to you who started making a side income tutoring. Just […]
