Welcome back to Money Management Tips. I just though you might to know that i have now added incestives for the people that leave useful comments both for me and other readers. Thanks for visiting! A London Newspaper today revealed, according to a report, that 50% of Londoners expect to use credit cards to pay [...]
It is snowing and traffic is in chao here in the UK. For those of you who have safely made it home, here’s something to cheer you up. Have a merry Christmas.
“With all of the financial consequences that come along with holiday shopping, travel and family get-togethers, parents and youth alike can find themselves falling into debt,” states Don Murray, chairman of the Manitoba securities commission. To help prevent children from getting on a cycle of debt, parents and their kids need to have candid discussions [...]
We already know it is Christmas with all the decorations, shopping and the general anticipation of that most special day of the year. This morning though, in Essex UK, – a new and glorious dimension was added to the scene – SNOW. Looking out of my window and seeing the ‘white stuff’, i just couldn’t [...]
Following my blog post yesterday, i got an email requesting that i explain “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday”. Instead of just explaining those two shopping days, i have decide to give you a light-hearted 12-(shopping)-day countdown to Christmas 2009. I hope you enjoy it. Nov. 27 – Black Friday – the day after Thanksgiving, you [...]
Now that “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday” are behind us now with record numbers of transactions, (both days showed that consumers’ emotions run so wild that 1600 transactions a minute were recorded in the UK alone!!), i cannot help but wonder if many of us have not fallen victims of “Pent-Up Demand”. You see, there [...]
