Should I Pay for a Storage Unit? The short answer is maybe. If you need one, it’s estimated there are between 44 – 52,000 facilities in the country for you to store your things. Approximately 9% of households rent a storage unit costing an average of $91/month. (Sparefoot) Paying for storage is a growing trend […]
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Is This A Scam?
There will always be people who try to get you to part with your money. Scams and the artists who run them manage to find clever ways to make you believe their scam is legit. Everyone from all walks of life including well-educated people are drawn in. You only need to have heard about Bernie […]
Read MoreBook Review: “Get a Financial Life” By Beth Kobliner
Get a Financial Life: Personal Finance in Your Twenties and Thirties By Beth Kobliner Like many young adults, maybe you’ve recently come out of the academic pipeline feeling a bit uneasy about your financial knowledge and confidence in being able to handle your affairs. In Get a Financial Life, Beth Kobliner aims to give such […]
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Seeking Financial Counseling There are many reasons why a potential client will contact me. Some are not sure whether they have found the right place. This article is based upon actual email correspondence between a worried and stressed husband and myself. It illustrates the type of issues you may encounter and what you can do […]
Read MoreOrganizing Saves Time
How Do You Organize Your Credit Card Receipts? There are many tasks that most people prefer not to do. Things like opening your mail, paying your bills, and organizing your paperwork. Organizing your paperwork requires a system of filing. Even the process of getting to the point of filing can be overwhelming. This article will […]
Read MoreBook Review: “Happy Money” By Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton
Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending By Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton How many times have we heard that money can’t buy happiness? In their book, Happy Money, Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton aim to flip this saying on its head. Backed by psychological experiments and research, they demonstrate that there are a number […]
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