Why to use cash management solutions for your business
What is a cash management solution for business you ask? Cash management is the process of collecting, managing and investing cash – usually for the short term. One part of making sure a company’s financial stability and solvency is cash management. Usually the corporate treasurer or a manager is responsible for cash management. Further, cash [...]
Why I Like Obama (or Do What You Love)
There are many reasons that I prefer Obama to McCain; but there’s one that I think no one ever talks about: Obama has fun. Seriously, you see the media coverage of him and he’s always smiling. He seems like he is genuinely having a good time. To me, it dosen’t seem that McCain is loving [...]
Another Reason to Love HSBC
I’m a big fan of HSBC’s online high-interest savings account. In part because there is an ATM right near where I work which makes for easy (and fast) transfers. Today, I was walking by my local HSBC and there was a table outside. I was curious and so I stopped and chatted. Turns out they [...]
Multiple Regression and More
That’s right, I’m in the middle of finals right now (including stats); so there probably won’t be regular posting until the end of next week.
The $116 Bag of Dog Food
I have a wonderful loving old Golden Retriever who has kidney disease. We discovered this about 2 years ago after she had been peeing on our rug (even if we were gone for just 3 hours) and we took her to the vet. After a number of blood tests they determined that she has kidney [...]
Overcast Monday Links
The weather is certainly not pleasant in D.C. today. It’s cold and rainy and windy; but at least we’re not flooded (yet) like the rest of the Northeast. Thanks goodness there is some good reading to start out the week. Take a look at the following posts: The 96th Carnival of Personal Finance is up [...]
High Traffic- A Love/Hate Relationship
Yesterday I had my first experience with the “Digg Effect.†Early in the day my post about “How to Find Cheap Plane Tickets†made it to the front page of Reddit.com (It was as high as #4 at one point.) My site was running a little slowly, but managing. At some point in the evening [...]
A Rush of Ideas
When completing the final edits today for my post about finding cheap airplane, bus, and train tickets I came up with a brand new and better idea about how I want to structure the travel posts. Because I want it to be the best it can possibly be, I’m going to wait until I’ve made [...]
Back from Vacation: Intro to Cheap Travel Series
I’m back from Europe– well-rested and ready to get back into the swing-of-things. I have a few anecdotal financial stories (funny and not so funny) from the trip that I’ll post throughout this week. As promised, today I will be starting a a series of posts I’ve written about how to travel cheaply. Over the [...]
Money for the Rest of Us 1 Week Hiatus
I will be heading over to Europe to visit some friends during my spring break next week, so there won’t be any new posts. But, be sure to stop back on the 19th. In celebration of my trip and to help everyone prepare for summer vacations I will begin a two-week series about how to [...]