Author: Phil B So you’ve finally decided to start tracking your spending for a month or two, so you can identify where all your money is going. Congratulations, that’s the first step toward mastering your money. Anything that is measured can be controlled. You’re motivated to start right now, and you’ve bought Quicken or signed up with Mint.com. Maybe you even got a little confused,
$50 Paypal Cash Giveaway! Check out the #MoneyMinute Video Contest
Win $50 in Paypal Cash in my giveaway. Spend wisely, my friends. Hey folks! I have entered the #MoneyMinute Video contest to celebrate all things personal finance and empower others to take control of their finances. Check out GoBankingRates cooler than cool #MoneyMinute video contest and vote on your favourite video and win $50 in Paypal Cash. Links in the Rafflecopter Form below. If you
July Monthly Update: Better late than never edition
Hi everyone, it’s mid-August so it seemed like a great time to post a monthly update for July. Here’s the latest on life update: Business Moving and Shaking: One of my goals for this year was to grow my business income. It was one of those “to do” list deals that sat on a shelf in my mind but never seemed to move past the
Why More Money Won’t Help You: A Scientific Analogy
Please welcome my husband, Phil, to Cents, Sense & Sensibility. I have asked him to write for CSS since he is the other half of my financial life and can bring a different perspective to the blog. You can expect him to make a regular in my Wednesday slot. This isn’t his first appearance though, check out ‘What Grand Theft Auto taught me about me
VOTE FOR ME IN THE #MONEYMINUTE CONTEST
I have entered GOBankingRates #MoneyMinute contest and I would love it if you supported my cause! To vote, click the green thumbs up button. You can vote one time every 24 hours, so if you vote today at 6pm, you can’t vote again until tomorrow at 6:01pm. If you click the thumbs up button more than once in a 24 hour period, you may accidentally
Five Things to Do When You’re Out of Work
Courtesy of Free Images/Marco Ojeda Alberta was hit hard by the bottom of the barrel oil prices that rolled out six months ago. Home prices dropped, unemployment spiked and the economy remains sluggish. My husband became one of those unemployment casualties after receiving his walking papers from his oil and gas company job. While this has been challenging for us, we have learned that there’s
6 Quick & Easy Ways to Stay Cool this Summer
It’s halfway through the hottest season of the year and everyone is sick of sweating. You go downstairs and it’s hot. You go upstairs and it’s even hotter. It’s day and it’s hot. It’s night and it’s hot. No matter where you are, it’s stifling and you’re uncomfortable. Here are six quick and easy ways to cool down: Take a hot shower: This may seem
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