Working from home means for most of us not having to go to a regular office anymore. We can work from our desk, anywhere in the house we feel comfortable, but this can sometimes turn into a ‘lone wolf’ situation.…
We’re close to 2014, in a time when the information is literally everywhere you look. Whether it’s about your own specialty, history, art or personal finance, there are gazillion of articles, shows, books that can help us all become more…
We’re all interested in making better money choices, becoming/remaining debt free and saving money. We know how to handle a budget and try to work on spending less each month, while also living a fulfilling life and getting towards achieving…
It’s Sunday, another week has passed. In the personal finance blogosphere we have at least few articles that are clearly worth sharing. Please enjoy 🙂 The Biggest Lie I’ve Ever Told Myself – this is not an ‘how to’ article,…
Lowes is a really cool store that has been offering home improvement items for DIY enthusiasts for over 60 years, as they were first established back in 1946. They have evolved from a small store to now serving over 14…
It’s ‘that’ time of the year, when we make plans for our holidays. Whether it’s Christmas, Hanuka and the New Year’s Eve, most families are done planning and booking (if it’s the case) for these special days together. Some choose…
Black Friday is not a ‘regular’ thing for many countries, but, weird enough, some have ‘imported’ it, too. Even here in Romania some big stores have this event and more start adopting it as years go by. For many people…
Over the past years guest posting on various blogs has become one of the greatest ways for new bloggers to get ‘out there’ or just do a bit more promotion for an established blog. The ‘deal’ is pretty easy: the…
Whether you’re a web designer, like me, a math tutor or a virtual assistant, running a home based business should not cost you an arm and a leg. Sure, some might make snide comments about you working from your kitchen…
There’s no need to look at the stats anymore: a lot of people in many countries can barely keep up with their debt, while many still have no ‘sign’ of an emergency fund. And, as you can imagine, when you’re…