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September a Month of Exasperation
In this candid and comical rant, the author declares September the unofficial season of charity solicitation. With daily phone calls, dinner-hour door knocks, and unsolicited spiritual leaflets, the post explores how relentless fundraising can push even the most charitable among us to the brink. It critiques the broken no-call list, questions solicitation tactics, and proposes an unlikely—but refreshing—idea: what if charities simply asked respectfully and left people alone? A mix of sarcasm, social commentary, and sincere fatigue, this is a must-read for anyone tired of being harassed at home in the name of goodwill.
Keywords: charity solicitation, September fundraising, donation fatigue, no-call list, door-to-door canvassing, phone solicitation, donor frustration, fundraising ethics, charity overload
Financial Lessons from the Departed
There are financial lessons to be learned from the movie, The Departed ? Absolutely, you’d be surprised where you learn about money.
Top 5 Reasons You Are in Debt
There are so many reasons you are in debt, but for now let us concentrate on the top 5 possible reasons you are in debt. If you are asking, “Why am I in Debt?”, this is the list for you.
Cheque Writing to the Extreme
Really, for 4 Cents? After economic data yesterday, I figured I’d get back to my normal writing about Financial Things that really annoy the living crap out of me, and sure enough today another simple… Read More »Cheque Writing to the Extreme
