How To Avoid Tussle Between Webmaster And Client + MORE

We had a TON of fun in St. Thomas. I’m still recouping, so for today please enjoy these pictures. I didn’t really use my camera and used my iPhone for nearly all of my photos, so sorry about all of the Instagram pictures.
I will do a full recap eventually, and if you have any questions about St…

There are times when the client is not satisfied with the services that the webmaster has provided. The reverse can also be true. In this industry, there is always that ever-present tussle between the two sides. We must try, as webmaster and as client, to minimize misunderstandings and misinterpretations…

Very nice real estate… but unfortunately this house wasn’t on the market.
I had a revelation a couple of months ago that we lived too far away from our place of employment and that the mortgage on our current house was way too big. We were rushed into buying it originally and didn’t do any prior research to see how houses in the area were priced…

This is a guest post from Troy at The Financial Economist. If you’d like to guest post, please contact me. 
Yes, you did read the title correctly. In order to make profitable investments, you do not need to predict the future. I understand that at this point, what I’m saying doesn’t make much sense…

I used to have a horrible, knee-jerk reaction to rude people, or poor customer service.  I would make the person take all of the items back, while being rude to them.  I now have to generally walk away, be angry, … Continue reading →The post Have you ever Blown Your Top over Customer Service? appeared first on Financial Black Sheep…

I am the type of person who really loves having goals and something to look forward to. When I was in the process of paying off my credit card debt, I was so incredibly motivated. It was actually fun to throw money at it every month. I loved seeing the numbers dwindle and eventually go to zero. It was almost like a game, like the ultimate challenge to myself…

On Friday, I took my last MBA exam. I’m finished with my MBA at age 23. Here’s a quick recap of my educational achievements:

May 2008 – Graduated Valedictorian from my High School as an International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement Distinguished Scholar.
May 2011 – Graduated with my B…

This is a guest article by Rosemary.  If you are interested in contributing to Debt RoundUp, please follow our guidelines
Many home buyers feel a sense of relief after they have applied for a mortgage and have received a pre-approval. At this point, often with a Letter of Commitment, they are off to find a new home…

Recently I have been thinking about job security quite a bit. With so many companies laying off staff it seems that it is something that many people are having to deal with. Traditionally I have always worked in what would be considered a “safe” work environment – as in my job was not at risk. Over the course of the last few weeks the safety rug is slowly being pulled from under my feet and so it is probably as good a time as ever to start considering my options…

Billing Errors Causing Temporary Insanity: A Rant
Club Thrifty – Stop spending. Start living.I’m starting to feel like I am being secretly videotaped on that old MTV show, Boiling Points.  And let me give you a hint; my boiling point is currently T minus zero seconds when it comes to billing errors…

The following is a post from my lovely wife, Mrs. Frugal Rules. If you’re interested in running a guest post, please consult our guest posting guidelines and contact me.
Recently, I was standing in line at WalMart, waiting for their POS terminal to process my credit card transaction. The checker looked confused and asked me to swipe my card again…