Free Advice: Worth Every Penny
Some say that free advice is worth every penny of what you pay, but don’t be so sure that if you do pay for advice, it is any good either.
Some say that free advice is worth every penny of what you pay, but don’t be so sure that if you do pay for advice, it is any good either.
Can good financial advice be done in one line? Evidently there are a few really choice pieces of advice that fits nicely on one line.
How do you steer an elephant is an interesting financial query. What do elephants have to do with debt and money? I guess you’ll have to read and find out.
Many people sign financial documents without truly understanding their content—leaving themselves vulnerable to costly penalties, misleading terms, or legal loopholes. From tricky mortgage clauses to shady leasing agreements, financial leg hold traps are everywhere. This article explores why reading and understanding financial documents is critical before signing anything. Learn how to spot “cover your ass” clauses, hidden penalties, and misleading verbal promises that don’t match the fine print. If you’re unsure, always ask for help before you commit—because once you sign, it’s too late to claim you didn’t know.
The world has not discretion any more. Specifically financial discretion seems to have gone out the window, everything is just out there.