Have you ever thought you lost money? You look in your pockets, your purse, you backtrack adding up all the thing you bought only to find that you spent it. Have you ever looked in your bank accounts and had the same feeling? It’s not a good feeling and usually throw your finances off track…
Well, it is time to write another book review. Since I just finished reading On My Own Two Feet by Manisha Thakor and Sharon Kedar, it only make sense that this book is the subject of my review. Yes, I am aware that it was written for the fairer sex, but I wanted to take…
Remember when personal finance planners were note pads with a calenders and a calculator? Well, they have come a long way since those days. We have seen them transform into desktop software and now full blown websites that does most of the work for you. Take mint.com for example, this is a personal finance planner…
Investing is a scary subject for many, especially young adults. As young adults, we want to enjoy life and saving and investing is usually the last thing on our minds. Ironically, it is the time we should be investing heavily and planning for retirement. A little thing called compound interest can turn $50,000 into over…
I have been to my share of personal finance workshops, classes and read enough on the subject to write a book (Maybe ill do that). Anyway, I took a personal finance class a few days ago and wanted to share my experience and some of what I have learned. I would like to point out…