Three years ago I leased a new car and thought it was a pretty darn good idea. I loved the fact that I could just basically "borrow" a car for three years and then give it back without any questions asked. On Monday my lease expired and I turned it in. Many of the benefits I listed in that first
Today I'm going to tell you a true story about how a big, bad company tried to steal my money and how I told them kiss the part of my body that I sit on. It all started when I decided to get rid of my expensive, stupid 350Z and buy a less expensive vehicle. That is a whole story
I've always been told that I would pay way too much for my car insurance until I was 25 years old. I was paying about $80 a month for full coverage before I hit the magic number and when I woke up on my 25th birthday last May, I was expecting a magical car insurance fairy to await me in
You would have thought that I learned my lesson after the first car I ever bought was the worst financial decision of my life. I don't think I'm a dumb person. I just think I was a dumb person about three years ago. When I graduated from college and started my job, I was making some serious cashola. I wasn't
Get a Job On May 4th, 2000, I turned 15 years old. It was time to stop slacking and start getting a job. I was a very financially adept, even as a young child. When I was very young, one of my favorite things to do was calculate my net worth. I would buy a Beckett and add up all
