Things I've learned about money
My husband and I – we know debt. Married for just about 18 years, but together for 23, we know what its like to live check to check. We know what its like to have an unscrupulous employer not pay for a job well done, we know what its like to owe Uncle Sam (I don’t recommend it). Over the years, I’ve listened to lots of people talk, watched what other people did with their money, read a little, and tried to accumulate all those bits and pieces into a financial philosophy that works for us. Here are some of the things I’ve learned:
http://monkeywithglasses.wordpress.com/2010/02/28/things-ive-learned-about-money/
- Category: Consumer Finance, Family, Self-Improvement
- Planted: 2nd Mar
- Buzzed: 2 times in 1 year 49 weeks
Life Lessons About the Importance of Financial Planning
Learn life lessons from others who have traveled the road of doing more with less. Invest in a financial planner for the present and future and learn to live a simpler life.
http://freespiritwriter.com/2010/03/11/life-lessons-about-the-importance-of-financial-planning/
Till Debt Do Us Part
Debt, a big bad ugly word, especially in this economic crisis with everyone out of work, no jobs available, the cost of living sky rocketing.
FD (Forgetful Dad) and I are no stranger to debt. You cannot live below the poverty level most of your life and not know the crunch of having debt. I know what it feels like to not want to answer your phone, fearful--despite call display it will be another bill collector threatening to take something of value. Usually it's my kids and when I agree they are the ones hanging up, but that is besides the point.
Finding solutions to manage your debt and bills is never easy, that's why when I came across this blog post, by Gayle a fellow blogger. She provides good tools and steps to follow that everyone needs to help get their financial lifestyle in order, some you might not have even thought about.
http://www.rantsnrascals.com/2010/03/till-debt-do-us-part.html
