Overdraft Is Not a Solution—It’s the Problem
How not to fall into the trap of minus, the feeling that money is easy, but its real price is high.
Tell me who you are and I’ll tell you what your credit card is
On bank credit cards, non-bank credit cards and debit cards
How to handle credit cards correctly?
It’s right next to us most of the day and almost every day we use it. But it can also be dangerous. Credit card: friend or foe?
Bar Mitzvah Tips: And thank you to my parents for paying me so far
Yes, your child, who you think has just been weaned from diapers and a pacifier, has reached his bar mitzvah. Internalize and start preparing for it.
Shopping on a Budget: What You Need and What You Want
What do you need to buy and what do you want to buy? Everyone has their own answer to the question, but we all consume, more than we planned, more than we planned.
Are all shekels created equal?
The economic thinking of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, was based largely on the idea of the “economic man” . According to this view, the economic person is a rational, logical creature who tries to achieve maximum benefit according to the information and resources at his disposal at any given moment.” This idea lasted […]
Guide to Mobile Consumerism
As we all came to know the cellular “boom” has become a hot consumer issue with quite a few dilemmas. How to choose a provider? How to avoid unaffordable plans? What should I do when flying abroad? here are a few tips and ideas for the Perplexed Mobile Consumer:
We Earn Well, So Where’s the Money?
The feeling that the money we worked hard to earn this month simply “slips through our fingers” is familiar to many of us. These vague expenses, small purchases we don’t factor into our daily management, often accumulate into significant amounts. So where does the money actually go? Here are several ways to track down the […]