Did you indulge in a few too many purchases this Christmas? Between sales for pre-Black Friday, Black Friday, early-bird Christmas, and the day after Christmas, it was almost hard not to overspend, unless you possess an iron frugal will. We … Continue reading
I accumulated a good bit of debt when I went to college. Initially, I attended a school I really couldn’t afford, but it was by far my favorite school, it was relatively close to home, and I went with my … Continue reading
From time to time I put out an article here that depicts me as an old curmudgeon. Well, in some ways, I guess I am. My mom used to say I had an “old soul,” even at a very early … Continue reading
In the coming days politicians will be squabbling over raising our national debt ceiling – the amount we allow ourselves, as a country, to borrow for continuing operations. Or put another way, the legal limit on the amount of bonds the … Continue reading
An interesting comment on a recent post caught my attention. In response to my suggestions for things to do with a tax refund, Ross wrote, “Paying off any high interest debt will save you money in the long run, but it can be pretty … Continue reading
