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We’re less than a full month into the new year. Did you make any resolutions? If so, how’re they doing? If you’ve already broken your New Year’s resolution, don’t be too hard on yourself. It turns out that the odds were stacked against you. A study in 2007 by Richard Wisemen from the University of [...] Read more »
Most people are concerned about money. If you aren’t a millionaire, you are most likely part of this group. Money – we never seem to have enough of it and are always looking at ways to spend less of it. For the average person, the concept of taking control of their financial destiny consists of [...] Read more »
The following is a guest post from Neal Frankle. He is a Certified Financial Planner in Los Angeles and owner of Wealth Pilgrim, one of my all-time favorite personal finance blogs. You may not have grown up with good financial habits being modeled all around you. Most people I know didn’t. I know I didin’t. [...] Read more »
The following is a post on behalf of Money Supermarket. The current housing market has caused many people to choose to stay in their homes a little longer rather than purchasing a new home. Houses are not selling for very much right now, so in order to avoid losing money, many homeowners are renovating their [...] Read more »
The reason to have a current bank account is that it allows a business person to conduct their general business transactions much easier than other types of banking accounts. There are no restrictions on withdrawals or deposits. Generally a bank will not pay interest on current accounts. Current accounts represent a progressive style that is [...] Read more »
For most of us, green is the color of money. But in business, going “green” means something a little different: shifting from products and services potentially harmful to the environment to using sustainable materials and/or production processes that reduce or eliminate potentially negative impact on the planet. For many businesses, however, going green is much [...] Read more »
