Hi everyone! I can't believe half the year has gone by already - it's been busy here. I've been successful with 90% of my New Years resolutions over the past three months. Check out my resolutions below, I had everything from from making more time with friends and family; to developing better financial habits; to devising a plan to increase … [Read more...] about Q2 NY Resolutions Update, and Unicorns
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Survival Tips for Pursuing Your Passion
Since I can remember, I have always experienced things in emotional Technicolor ™. I feel feelings in the way Formula One drivers careen along a race car track – 200 mph of wind, noise and adrenaline. Like so: Exhibit A: Me . Exhibit B: Most other people One of the side effects of having this kind of temperament is that I always followed my … [Read more...] about Survival Tips for Pursuing Your Passion
What Grand Theft Auto taught me about finances
By Phil S., part-time contributor and all-the-time husband As long as there have been video games, there have been people questioning their effect on the player and society. Did pong translate into mad tennis skills? Was Pacman an indictment of the Korean war? Is Grand Theft Auto giving our youth sound financial advice? Wait, what was that … [Read more...] about What Grand Theft Auto taught me about finances
Why a Liberal Arts Degree is the Future
In the Personal Finance community, there is a lot of buzz about the importance of a “marketable” degree usually followed by some examples involving a philosophy major flipping burgers or a music major waiting tables. With student loan debt becoming the teetering tower of Jenga blocks that it is; it makes a lot of sense to be practical and major … [Read more...] about Why a Liberal Arts Degree is the Future