Insurance: Paying for Something You Never Want to Use
Insurance is really only needed if something goes wrong. You never really want to use it, but you better have it, if you have to!
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Persistence Pays
When a GM Montana van broke down due to poor repair work, it triggered a stressful chain of events—including renting a van to bring a basketball team home. Despite initial pushback, the author persisted in filing an incident report and providing documentation. In the end, persistence pays off: the dealership reimbursed the rental costs. This story highlights how speaking up and standing your ground can bring just compensation when you’re wronged.
Options for lowering your monthly payments
Another interesting headline that I saw floating by. Let’s dissect this topic and think about what this is saying. There are two ways to lower your monthly payments : Get the interest rate on the… Read More »Options for lowering your monthly payments
Personal Coaches
Do personal coaches really change things? I know it does for them, they make good money, but do folks really learn that much from them?
Inflation Causing Take-Home Pay Erosion
With Inflation rearing its ugly head once again, the concept of take home pay erosion becomes a real subject once again. With prices going up on everything, but your pay staying about the same, that is pay erosion.
