The value of everything you buy is either certain to decrease … or … there is a chance, in some cases a very good chance, that it might increase.
Buy accordingly.
Doug's Methods of Saving Money
The value of everything you buy is either certain to decrease … or … there is a chance, in some cases a very good chance, that it might increase.
Buy accordingly.
Since last year, my net worth has increased by about $118,000. The value of investments were up $101,000. Additional contributions accounted for $14,000 of the […]
Browsing through an old issue of The Sabbath Recorder (A Seventh Day Baptist Weekly, published by The American Sabbath Tract Society, Plainfield, N.J., vol. 76, No. […]
Once every year for the past few years I’ve spent $100 to add 400 (or, with a bonus, 800) minutes and an additional year of […]
“Rather go to bed supperless than rise in debt” — Benjamin Franklin wrote in “Poor Richard’s Almanac”.
Just as predictable as the solar eclipse is the news release about “lost productivity” resulting from said eclipse (or the Olympics or the Word Cup, or […]
Our computers’ cameras are like the seeing stones in The Lord of the Rings: “We do not know who may be watching!”. Here’s a way to […]