The two are better than one – the road to happiness and wealth
Entering a shared life has broad economic implications. Developing saving habits at the outset will enable the flexibility required to deal with the economic reality to come.
Debt mapping tool
Debt in its simple definition is a sum of money that must be paid to another. We assume that you already have a number of burdensome debts coming to mind: to the bank, to friends, to the broadcasting authority or to the cellular company. They are joined by the deferred check you gave today and […]
How to live with roommates and stay alive – and maximize savings
The rising cost of living has led to the fact that shared apartments are not the exclusive domain of newly discharged people and students. You will also find less young people and people working full-time, who choose to live in a shared apartment and thus increase their disposable income and prioritize it to other channels.
Secrets from the Advertising Room
In the world of marketing and advertising, huge sums of money are invested in order to get us, the consumers, to buy more and more. In this article you will learn a little about the “behind the scenes” of this world and become more intelligent consumers
5 rules of thumb on: intelligent consumerism
Five tips for wise consumerism
How to conduct yourself wisely vis-à-vis the bank?
Do’s and Don’ts in Dealing with Your Banker
5 rules of thumb on: bank account foreclosure imposed
What do you do when your bank account is foreclosed?
What’s so gray about the “gray market”?
What is the gray market and why you should not borrow money on it.