Comparing Prices Was a Bad Idea
It’s always enlightening to see how our brains work – especially when the instinctive nature of the mind can be detrimental to the way we handle money. One such thought process is our propensity draw comparisons.
Many people blame credit cards, loans, and mortgages, which is (again) another form of human behavior – the tendency to [...]
Pinecone Research Signup Link – March 2010
The PineCone Research panel has just opened up again and they are looking for new members! I’ve been with them for over two years already and they are by far the best paid survey group out there.
From the referring links that I check through SiteMeter, I see that many of them arrive at my blog [...]
Book Review: The Automatic Millionaire
“The Automatic Millionaire” bestseller by author David Bach was quite an inspiration. Although it came out in 2004, I’ve recently found it hanging out in the library and I’ve finally gotten around to reading a personal finance book that actually provided sound money management principles.
David Bach writes with a convincing voice but it all came [...]
Weekend Links: A New DSLR Camera But Not Yet a Photographer
A brewing desire to enter the world of photography has finally been fulfilled as I bought a new DSLR camera (the Canon Rebel XS). The first thing that hit me was – photography is an expensive hobby. An all-out photographer could have a camera hanging on his neck that is costs as much as a [...]
10 Common Money Mistakes of New College Graduates
This is a guest post from Mr Credit Card from www.askmrcreditcard.com. Mr Credit Card was a student a “long” while ago, but today, he is going to be writing about some mistakes to avoid when you graduate and enter the working world. If you are looking for a credit card, please check out his best [...]
