Evan is a married 30 Year Old Attorney from New York. He works as a Director in a Financial Planning Firm working Planners who devote their time planning for High Net Worth individuals. Since there is no professional relationship between the reader and Evan, NOTHING on this site should be construed as Legal or Financial Advice.
I recently mentioned that our house was on the market, so I figured I would put an update as to what was going on. Our Home Sale Not surprisingly, the non-profit in charge of selling the home did absolutely nothing for us. Anyone work for a non-profit out there? Why do they move slower than…
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When it comes to good public relations, it seems that “Going Green” is the new tactic that everyone voices as important. People seem to think that corporate social responsibility is vital for businesses looking to enhance their standing with customers and the local community, but I am always suspect at best. First, how do you…
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I realized something this morning as I walked into my office building, next month I will have been working at the same place for 5 years. To put that in perspective: That is about one-sixth my life That is a longer tenure than I spent in high school That is a longer tenure than I…
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The Carnival of Money Pros are submissions by fellow personal finance bloggers that generally talk about the pros of money. If you don’t see your post and you submitted I am sorry for not including it, but I don’t believe it met the nature of the Carnival. This Week’s Carnival of Money Pros In no Particular…
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I was reviewing my income received the other day for my dividend account and after realizing it is way too low I had a quick thought…should it matter when dividends are paid by the companies I am investing in? Should the payment date of the dividend actually come into consideration when choosing individual dividend stocks…
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Written by
Evan on
April 18, 2012 in
Rant
I abhor when personal finance bloggers and authors create “unbreakable” rules when it comes to finances. To be blunt, I think most of them are simply bullshit. I think a lot of them are made to be “unbreakable” because the author thinks the reader is too stupid to understand there are gray areas in personal…
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