Money Behaviors Archives - Page 14 of 22

Focus on the Latte Factor? Or Sweat the Big Stuff?

A perennial question in the world of personal finances. While it’s true that cutting back on some of life’s simple […]

Extreme couponing isn’t for everyone; thankfully, there are other ways to save money on groceries. Some suggestions from Financial Highway:

Financial Therapist Bari Tessler Linden offers some pros and cons about popular bookkeeping systems, and reminds us about some of

Like dominoes, one decision can start an unstoppable process. Blogger Jill Chivers shares the story of a recent dilemma while

In accordance with the American Bankers’ Association, the average American household has $8000 in credit card debt. With credit cards,

“Former Shopaholic” Erica reflects on her habit of encouraging friends and family to spend money when they’re shopping together. She

By Lexi McGlade In an eye-opening novel entitled, Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion by Elizabeth L. Cline,

“Remember: it’s only a bargain if you needed it in the first place, otherwise it’s a waste.” Live Simply by

You may be surprised to find out that your bad credit habits are exactly what your credit issuers want. Carrying

This wise and comprehensive book begs to be read—and digested—very slowly. In it, Cia Ricco and Belinda Rosenblum have managed