By: KidKraft Kitchen
oh my gosh I do the exact same things. I too have that mental block about having so much in my checking account at all times. I freak out if it gets below that number. I just did my taxes and called my...
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Thanks for sharing, looks like I need to consult a financial psychologist immediately. But I must admit, those help can really assist you with your financial obligations and problems especially those...
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I do the same think with my checking account. I guess it stems from the fear that I’ll get slapped with a huge overdraft fee because I accidentally wrote a huge check from the wrong account or...
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I only pay cash and never use credit but I guess i’m a saver and not a spender…
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#2 is something that many people don’t realize. Most people think it’s a great thing to get a huge tax return. But like you said, it’s actually very bad. Owing the government money at tax time means...
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Of all of these, #3 sticks out more than the rest. The government is collecting interest on your money and what they do with your money, Just spend it on failing programs and claim that we are in a...
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I think truly examining yourself is a great way out of debt. Quite often, spending money and mounting up debt is very much to do with mental well being, in many cases. nike
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By: DanAlexander
I have to laugh…I thought I was the only one silly enough to succumb to financial superstition. But with further retrospect one can realize that stress and sleepless nights can more easily be avoided...
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I definitely agree with #1 and #3. I never let my checking account go below a certain amount, and it’s just all in my head, but so far it has kept me financially stable.
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By: marina
I see a new business opportunity–financial counseling! We can practice on ourselves first..and then open the business..and quit our day jobs
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