Over the years I’ve tried to compile a few last minute gift ideas. Oddly enough, I nearly waited until the very last minute to run this post, as we find ourselves on the final shopping weekend before Christmas. However, it’s … Continue reading
Over the last couple years I have written many posts extolling the virtues of paying for things with cash. Shopping with cash causes transactional pain – that little twinge you feel when Uncle Benjamin leaves your wallet to be replaced … Continue reading
It’s a good idea to keep a little cash in your home for emergencies. How much you decide to keep is up to you, but I would suggest keeping enough cash on hand to pay for a week of groceries, … Continue reading
My wife and I used to make a small withdrawal of cash each pay day to fill a few envelopes for our envelope budget system. Over time, we’ve become less disciplined (or worried) about the day-to-day spending categories, deciding instead … Continue reading
In today’s society where nearly all forms of payment have been converted to plastic, it is hard to convince people to carry cash. Mostly citing security concerns or convenience issues, people just aren’t into carrying cash these days. However, there … Continue reading
