MBA or no MBA?
I graduated college almost three years ago and have been working since. I’m thinking of going back to school for an M.B.A. degree. I can really go deep into finances and business then. Also, there have been more money pouring into the markets now. The economy seems to be picking up [...]
Suze Orman – The Road to Wealth DVD
I rented the Suze Orman’s DVD, The Road to Wealth and I have to say it’s pretty good. I recommend it for those who are interested in managing their own finance and learn about different kinds of investments and savings. I agree with her that the best financial planner is really yourself and when you [...]
The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke
I just received my copy of this book, Young, Fabulous and Broke. I think it’s a good book for those who just graduated college or have been working for only a few years.
The biggest investment you can make when you’re young is to invest in yourself. Taking extra courses in school or [...]
Finance Talk with Sister
I talked to my sister who’s still in college today about early investing and starting to be in control of her fiananes. The good thing is she’s studying nutrition and she’s going to be a dietition so she can related how starting early can make a big difference in the future. Because in [...]
Texas Hold’em Poker
My friends and I play poker almost every weekend. The game have become a huge hit lately all over the places due to the World Champion Poker Tournament and media publicity. Somehow the game has also become a weekly habit for us as well.
I have become more competitive lately. I begin to analyze people’s face [...]
Ing Direct Referral
I just told my co-workers about ING DIRECT and its high interest rate. They all seem interested when they saw the orange website and the 2.80% advertisement. I told them it’s easy to sign up and there’s no minimum requirement. Because it’s an internet bank and there’s no ATM withdraws, it’s a great way to [...]
One subscriber
Wow! I got one subscriber. I don’t know who it is, but that’s gotta be someone who is responsible for his/her personal finances and wants to learn more. Good for you!
I wish I can get some comments. Does anyone else read this blog? Should I change the template? Would a brighter background look [...]
Microsoft Money
I have been using Microsoft Money for a few years and I have to say using a software to keep track of expenses is really helpful. I put in all my financial accounts, whether it’s banks, credit cards, investment banks or loans, and I keep track of all the transactions on each account. [...]
Smart Living – Part 2
There are some peope that just saves up every penny they can and hardly spend a dime in a week. While I’m all up for saving money, I think sometimes taking it to the extremes can fireback on you. I don’t want to be a penny pincher; I think that takes the flavor out of [...]
Smart Living – Part I
I used to go shop online a lot. I would waste most of my paychecks ordering hot deals. Sometimes I think hot deals can turn into really bad deals if you’re not careful.
After a few years of working and still don’t have money saved up, I come to realize my overspending and am now much [...]
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