Cohabitation
For those of you living with a significant other, like me, shared finances can present a problem. Brian and I split everything 50-50 for the most part, like roomates, but we have made several shared purchases over the years (furniture). We keep separate checkbooks, divide our bills in half, etc. It’s just easiest for us [...]
Budgeting Babe Alert: DSW Credit Theft
Eek! DSW Shoe Warehouse is the victim of a large-scale credit theft! Ladies, please check your credit reports. If I know my readers, several of us have shopped there recently (hello, cheap Kenneth Cole ballet flats!). Article:http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20050419/ap_on_hi_te/dsw_credit_cards_10 Free credit report:https://www.annualcreditreport.com/cra/index.jsp
GUEST BLOGGER: Tripp Friedler
First I would like to thank Nicole for allowing me to join her as a guest.For those of you who do not know about my book, it is a little book for bigpeople. I have done many things over my career (restaurateur, record producer,fashion photographer) but for the last 15 years I have been involved [...]
Guest Blogger Tomorrow
Tomorrow (Monday, April 18), financial planner and author Tripp Friedler will be posting an entry on my site and answering your questions via the “comments” section. Friedler will do the posting as part of a “Blog tour” to promote his new book, Free Gulliver: Six Swift Lessons in Life Planning ($19.95, Trost Publishing), so you [...]
Hello from San Francisco
Hello from San Francisco! I am here for work and wanted to send a note. San Franciso is a pretty fun town, but depending on what you do here it can be pretty costly. If you’re coming, I’d recommend doing a good amount of planning in advance on the Web to find bargains on entertainment, [...]
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