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Contributed by Destiny H.
We all make mistakes with our money, but some are not so obvious. Are you committing any of these money-wasting slip-ups? Lack of responsibility. If you leave all of the financial planning to your partner, you could get stuck. I know plenty of people who did that and, . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: How To Avoid Emotional Money Mistakes Contributed by Henry O. I have worked in some toxic work places – where whole groups of people disappeared in surprise lay-offs; where one person created animosity by making up stories about coworkers; where bosses micro-managed you to the point of telling you where to put your pen on your desk. Going to . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: How to Survive a Toxic Work Environment Contributed by Michael Levin, BusinessGhost
One of my favorite writer stories is the one about the guy who dropped everything to write full time. He exclaimed, “I made three sales my first year! I sold my house, I sold my car, and I sold my furniture!” We all know it’s never been . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: Best Selling Author…Or Best Earning Author? Contributed by Sofie T. It is important to ask the right kinds of questions when looking for a financial advisor. You want to be sure to have proof of their credibility and skill level. Here are a few questions that will help you determine if the advisor you are considering should be handling . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: What To Look For In Your Financial Planner Contributed by Beatrice L. Partnerships often end due to financial problems: one partner likes to save while the other likes to spend; couples disagree about how much should be spent on clothes, electronics and the kids can be sources of conflict in even the healthiest of relationships. The way to nip fighting over money . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: How To Create Financial Intimacy In Your Relationship Contributed by Alisa Cohn, Executive Coach
“I can’t slow down,” Jim said to me impatiently a few weeks ago. “I’m starting up a new organization. I’m spearheading cost transformation cross-functionally, and that’s all in addition to my day job. Slowing down would be suicide!” The thing about Jim is that you never . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: The Power of Pausing Contributed by Tabatha Y. Spending money is easy for most people; what is difficult for many of us to manage, despite all good intentions, is saving money. With debts to pay off, college or retirement to plan for and that new sofa or incidental home repairs to handle, it is quite a challenge to . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: Achieve Your Financial Goals, One Step At A Time Contributed by Angela F. I feel like I spend time mindlessly wandering through cyberspace. I would check my emails, go to Facebook, check Twitter then my emails again. Before I knew it, two hours had passed by and I had got nothing done. But I turned it around and started some new habits . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: Staying Productive At Work Contributed by Katie K. A few months ago I wrote in with a money question: What should I do with the extra money I found in my budget – put it towards savings, debt or retirement? The answers varied but I went with the idea of putting my money into savings. I was able . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: How I’m Doing With My Financial New Year’s Resolution: Stop Credit Card Spending Contributed by Ingrid K. Each country, city and household has its own culture and culture affects the way we approach the decisions we make in a variety of areas from dating to money. Here are some interesting differences across cultures when it comes to money matters: What is the measure of success? For some . . . → Read More: Monday’s Financial Feast: The Culture of Money |
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