[share_sc] For those of you that are new to the blog, every month I expose the financial details of the business on the blog. I do this to help promote financial transparency in both our personal and business lives. Our society makes the sharing of financial details so taboo, that many people are resistant to …
[share_sc] Which would you rather?… How about both? *raises hand* Yes, I know it depends on how fat and how much in debt. Stop being so damn analytical. Just think about this question macro-style if you have to. We all know there are direct expenses to being fat: Life Insurance Health Insurance Cost of health …
[share_sc] I’ve had it. I’m going to lose it if I hear one more person say, “Well… if you aren’t responsible with credit cards, then obviously you should cancel them.” Or, “If you can’t control yourself, then it makes sense to get rid of your credit cards.” I’m sick of people implying that irresponsibility is …
Bend Over… I’ll Show You Where You Can Stick Your ‘Rewards’. Read More »
There is a roaring debate within the personal finance community about which method should be used to pay off debt whether it’s the debt backpack method, the debt savvy, snowball, avalanche or debt tsunami. Most likely you’ve heard of the “Debt Snowball” and the “Highest Interest First” approaches. In addition, I wanted to review 2 …
