Entitlement Spending
Picture this: You’ve had a lousy day at work. You’re exhausted. You’ve worked your tail off for your boss, and he/she can hardly remember your name let alone express appreciation for all your hard work.
Now, let’s assume that it’s also payday. Here come the temptation. Do you go out after work and spend money you don’t have in order to blow off some steam or do you find another avenue for relieving your frustration. Continue reading “Entitlement Spending” »
Saving or Deferred Spending?
Having read “How to Create Barriers to Your Savings” by PT Money today on WiseBread, I was reminded of wish that in my college days, I had, first of all, thought of savings as savings and not as “deferred spending,” and second, that I had protected my savings from myself. I raided it pretty regularly every 3 to 4 months. Continue reading “Saving or Deferred Spending?” »
Saving Money – Tips to Help You Get Ahead
Saving money can be tough. For most people it takes hard work, dedication and follow through. I’ve compiled a handful of tips I feel can help you get ahead and start saving.
Everyone wants your money…okay, perhaps not everyone, but lets face it, businesses want your money. There are specialists out there that thrive on figuring out how to get you to part with your hard earned dollars regardless if you need what they are selling or not. Continue reading “Saving Money – Tips to Help You Get Ahead” »