Early this year, I explained why I buy lottery tickets. Some of us buy comic books, some buy art. I buy little slips of paper that have a slight, very, very remote chance of maybe having a small probability of winning back the $1 I spent to buy … [Read more...] about What would I do if I won the lottery?
I waffled about writing this article, but I decided to go for it. You see, when I see an article with a certain set of names, I don't even bother reading it. Those names? Dave Ramsey and Suzy Orman. So writing this sort of breaks my unwritten … [Read more...] about Dave who? Is he related to Suzy what’s-her-face?
This past week, I decided to branch out into other carnivals (other than the big 3: Personal Finance, Frugality, and Debt Reduction). Since I had a tax-related article and another finance article that didn't make it into the other carnivals when it … [Read more...] about Best Articles from Tax Carnival #24 and Everything Finance #6
For many of us personal finance bloggers, the idea of debt and credit cards is comparable to living in the 4th circle of hell. However, for many others who are responsible with their credit, we treat credit and debt as opportunities. My … [Read more...] about Helping my Father-in-Law with Credit
Millionaire Mommy Next Door hosted this week's Carnival of Personal Finance and is even holding a give-away! Who wins? I do, if you vote for my article "Calculate the Financial AND Opportunity Cost of Your Decision" under the Money Management (part … [Read more...] about Carnival of Personal Finance Picks and a Contest
Well, I finished the first of two midterms this week, and rascally Anabell from DebtFREE-Revolution hosted this week's Carnival of Debt Reduction. What a coincidence because some of the test questions were about cost control! Ok, that was a … [Read more...] about Best Debt Articles from Carnival of Debt Reduction #109
