June 23, 2017. Save Money
Summer. Hot. Vacation, anyone? Lying on a beach, sipping an ice-cold cocktail sounds just about right this time of year. May be why now is the time most people take time off work to go on a well deserved vacation. Summer fun is relaxing and a great way to recharge your imaginary batteries. Knowing a… continue reading »
June 19, 2017. Save Money
Is it possible to live well, below your means? Anyone looking to pay off debt, retire early or simply save money for personal reasons should know the difference between living below your means, within your means or above them. The problem with consumerism today is the constant temptation to spend everything we have, and more…. continue reading »
June 16, 2017. Save Money
Sunday is Father’s Day. Since I won’t be able to see mine face to face (we live a few countries apart), what better way to celebrate the day than by reflecting on the most important good financial money habits I learned from my dad! One of my very first “financial related” memories with my dad is… continue reading »
June 12, 2017. Retirement
Maybe the golden years still look too blurry to glimpse at a clear picture, but over the years we should be able to grab hold of a few retirement lessons from grandparents. Unlike many of my former school mates, I didn’t have the opportunity to spend summer vacations at the countryside. All my grandparents lived… continue reading »
June 5, 2017. Save Money
How many ways to save money on your water bill do you know? We use water on a daily basis and, whether we like it or not, the many gallons of H2O we keep using will eventually end up on yet another bill that needs to be paid. Whether you’re a one person household or a numerous family,… continue reading »
June 2, 2017. Credit Cards and Debt, Debt
Having trouble getting approved for a loan or finding a good job? These are just a couple of the bad consequences of having bad credit, so maybe finding some effective ways to improve your credit score is a good idea. Having (and maintaining) a good credit score is extremely important. Even if you might not need to… continue reading »