I had the pleasure of being a guest at Mr. Credit Card’s radio show today. Mr. Credit Card runs the Ask Mr. Credit Card site and is someone I’ve been interacting with online for a long time now
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Interview With Mr. Credit Card On Personal Finance and Silicon Valley
Some thoughts of a newly married man who’d like to dispel some illusions about the frugal wedding. Tim Parker from Elementary Finance weighs in on what it takes to get hitched
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How To Plan A Wedding Without Getting Stressed
So how was Father’s Day? Got anything for your dad or husband this year? In my case, it’s a simple phone call and greeting (my dad lives abroad), while in our household, my spouse and I don’t really fall for the pressures of gift giving that much. Nice little trinkets from our kids always serve as our tokens of appreciation for each other during occasions like Mother’s or Father’s Day. Christmas, birthdays and anniversaries are hard enough for us to figure out: we negotiate for the most low cost and high value things we can happily exchange with each other, without having to upset the budget.
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Fun Gift Ideas For The Finance Enthusiast
Waiting For The Economic Recovery Do you believe the news? According to top economists (”a prominent panel of 50 professional forecasters”), we’re supposed to be seeing the economy recover later on this year. If things go as expected, unemployment numbers and job losses should start shrinking fairly soon and economic growth should resume by next year
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Waiting For The Economic Recovery, Going Broke During The Recession
