Personal Finance Advice
« Previous EntriesHow many cents do you waste
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008Welcome to WisePicker, a blog dedicated to the advice on personal finance issues and online purchases. If you want to follow our new articles, please feel free to subscribe to our RSS feed. Many thanks for your visitAn old British saying states: "Take care of the pennies, that the pounds will take care of [...]
Productivity, Self Esteem and Happiness
Friday, April 25th, 2008A productive human being is someone successful, and somebody successful is someone who lives a happy life - unless the paradox of progress is real and applies to the majority of successful persons.
Wondering about how and why is it that so many people, so talented feel miserable, i found something - within the realm of [...]
How is macroeconomic decline affecting the personal finances of the common citizen
Friday, April 25th, 2008It is not a secret for anyone that the United States is experiencing a general decline in the economy - despite whatever the official figures might claim. Due to the high impact of the war in Iraq, the international price of oil has reached historical limits and the costs of industrial operations has also increased, [...]
In the UK, compare loans, mortgages, rates and more financial issues
Friday, April 18th, 2008Money.co.uk is a British portal offering a wide variety of choices to obtain financial information. Targeted at the common users, I can barely think of another easier to browse resource online. In fact, it is highly organized in a much better fashion than usual and the correct use of graphic iconography gives it the plus [...]
Think Cash, Low Rates for Payday Loans
Monday, April 7th, 2008Payday Loans are the kind of financial operation that can help someone to cover the need for cash in the middle of a payday period. They are also an usually expensive operation in terms of the financial costs associated.
The interest rates of Payday Loans tend to be high, but the popularity of Payday Loans is [...]
Driving Expenses: Cut them
Monday, March 31st, 2008Driving is part of our everyday life and it is probably the third or fourth most time-consuming activity of modern life. Of course, it has some costs associated as it is to be expected.
Fuel, loans and maintenance are among the basics of the costs of the driving experience. At least, the most visible, but they [...]
Efficient Debt Management depends upon Useful Timely Information
Wednesday, March 19th, 2008Debt Management - as stated many times before - has become a common term, due to the fact that day after day, many people engage in cumulative debts - the circle of the never-ending debt.
What most people ignore is that the right approach to debt management is not as empirical as it is factually systematical. [...]
Non-Profit Debt Consolidation to Quit the Circle of Never Ending Debt
Sunday, March 16th, 2008We have talked before about the enhanced, progressive level of indebtment of the common citizen. Specially, during the last years, where the general recession has struck violently against the budget of the US citizen in an unimaginable fashion.
A globalized world tends to force (at full-pressure) an open-market style of State Administration, which at the end, [...]
Out of Bad Credit, Chances to Get Credit and Loans
Monday, March 10th, 2008Most of the people I know have long term debts that keeps them awake at night from times to times. As a result of the economic recession, many people have a poor credit score and a few of them have a bad credit history.
Credit Cards for Bad Credit are not so unusual and there are [...]
The 1 Dollar Per Day Project
Thursday, February 14th, 2008One Dollar per Day Project is not something unusual, amazing and unheard-of. It’s just as simple as keeping ONE DOLLAR out of your expenses per day and keeping it under the savings file.
Am I joking? Of course, not. I’m very serious about it. I will put it this way:
One dollar per day is 365-366 dollars [...]
