Archives for Opinion - Page 13
Internet Radio Can Still Be Saved
Representative Jay Inslee (D-Wash) is one of the sponsors of the Internet Radio Equality Act that has been introduced to the House and Senate. The bill would reverse the March…
Timing the Market is a Bad Move
Timing the market is a bad move. Unless you are a student of Warren Buffet and have extensive experience in money management, I suggest forgetting about what the dollar is…
More-With-Less: A Life With Less Is A Life Worth More
I'm chiming in (a day early) on the buzz and excitement related to religion and personal finance. My best friend of twenty-five years, Paul, and his wife, Libby, write about…
Queer talk about corporate money
"To survive, men and business and corporations must serve." -- John Henry Patterson A few weeks ago, Moorea wrote a post called Corporate America Loves Queers!? that talks about how…
Weekend Entrepreneur: Dating Should Be Fun And In Mass Quantities
This week I spoke with Adele Testani who co-founded in partnership with her childhood friend Ken Deckinger. Having found fun and enjoyable ways to earn money on the side in…
Overdrawn Accounts Fuel Banks
I remember being young and new to banking. With my account I received an ATM card, a relatively new invention at the time. I used my ATM card freely to…
Retail Therapy: Shopping Can Also Be Therapeutic
Jeffrey Gitomer, on the topic of successful sales, says "People don't like to be sold, but they love to buy." I think he is right and I think I know…
The Price of Your Vice: The Financial Benefits of Quitting
I have a delicate constitution. Nicotine, drugs and alcohol have always made me sick, but I do have one problem. It's Chocolate. I am talking true problem here, as in:…
Weekend Entrepreneur: A Wealthy Mindset and Mentality
This installment of my semi-weekly series is dedicated to aspiring weekend entrepreneurs and to those who are more established but may be considering strategies for growth or expansion of their…