Generation Y has entered he workforce and has brought a new attitude and lifestyle to the work/life balance.  Work and career advancement are important but we don’t want to dedicate our lives to working, we want to enjoy our lives, especially in our 20′s and 30′s.  Of course having a good time sometimes requires spending [...]

Some try to live by the phrase “if you ain’t cheating, then you ain’t trying.”  Phil Villareal author of Secrets of a Stingy Scoundrel and writer for the Consumerist may not live by that motto, but doesn’t stray too far from it when trying to save money. There are tons of money saving advice books [...]

One of the things I love to do more than anything is to travel.  It’s almost like a drug to me.  Ever since I studied abroad in Spain I just want to travel to new places, learn about new cities, cultures, mingle with the locals and of course eat the food.  Traveling is a life [...]

The book  “The 101 Things You Haven’t Learned in Harvard Business School”  by Laura Bell is a what makes Economics uncomplicated science and gives details of parameters which runs business, economics and money market in a very unfussy and settled way. The book gives much elaborated details with great examples from next-door about economic policies, [...]

Thank you all for leaving wonderful comments about your interest in the book and am glad to see so many of you who entered the contest.  I have randomely selected one lucky winner, and that person is Christin Banda.  Congratulations and I hope you enjoy reading the book as much as I have.  The book [...]

The economy today has everyone questioning their finances and decisions they have made or walked away from in the past.  People are looking for ways to boost their income, or at least learn tips on how to secure the money that they have.  Good advice is hard to come by, and you certainly don’t want [...]