As a personal finance blogger, my business transactions are at a minimum, but around tax periods, I agonize over the involved bookkeeping task. I looked into different financial management systems and found that there are varying degrees to which businesses need finance programs. I would meticulously copy the transactions from PayPal, my Chase Freedom credit… Continue reading Using Paypal As A Simplified Bookkeeping System
Year: 2012
An iPad Mini For Christmas
I broke down and bought an iPad Mini for Christmas! Oh, not for me, instead it’s for my eight (soon to be nine) year old daughter! As a frugal personal finance blogger that works in technology field, how could I justify the $129 increase in the price of a product that might be considered inferior… Continue reading An iPad Mini For Christmas
Why Young Investors Should Not Shy Away From Investing in Stocks
For college graduates lucky enough to find work after they receive their diploma, the question as to whether or not they should invest and how they should do so is often a tricky one. With the market experiencing incredible high and lows in short periods of time, most young professionals are afraid to invest in… Continue reading Why Young Investors Should Not Shy Away From Investing in Stocks
Religion and Finances
Religion can have a powerful effect on not only your life, but also your finances. Religion can make you Poor I have older friends with pictures of Jesus on ever wall of their house, and they believe that money is the root of all evil. I don’t believe that money is the root of good… Continue reading Religion and Finances