Archive for September, 2008
Friday Finance Findings for September 12th
As many of you may have noticed, I completely dropped the ball last week and never got a weekly link post published. I was swamped with work, and wasn’t feeling that great, so it just slipped through the cracks. But, don’t worry, I have plenty of links to share this week. And I won’t waste [...]
Wesabe, Buxfer, and Mint: Which Web-Based Financial Management Site is Best?
This is a guest post by Lauren Fairbanks of LifeStyler. LifeStyler is a New York City-centric guide offering tips to young adults in order to promote financial responsibility and fiscally responsible lifestyle choices. LifeStyler offers tips on furnishing your apartment without breaking the bank, where to find the cheapest beers in NYC, how to set [...]
Why Everyone Should Keep at Least $30 in Cash on Them at All Times
I was reading a recent post over at Jim’s Blueprint for Financial Prosperity site that asked readers how much cash they typically carry, and with the abundance of credit and debit cards, I wasn’t surprised to see that most of the responses dealt with having very little, or no cash at all. And in many [...]
Poll: What’s Your Credit Card Usage?
When it comes to credit cards, people fall into a number of categories. Some abstain from even owning a credit card, while others own a dozen and maximize rewards and other arbitrage schemes. And then you have everything in-between. Some people carry a low balance, others pay everything off in full each month, and some [...]
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