You can’t save money when you’re spending. + MORE

Another weekend, another collection of links.  Enjoy.

Links!
This week I recommend that you check out the following links.  Presented in the order that I came across them.

Critical Financial discusses the opportunity cost of staying a  job you hate.
Hello Suckers gives us a primer on how to start dividend growth investing…

Now that new graduates are entering the job market and probably living by themselves, it’s a good time as ever to talk about how they should handle their credit card debt responsibly. This post should relate to the new graduates as well as students still in college. Here’s a typical situation of an average college …

It seems as though I had to move all my stuff a second time without the end result which is moving into my house. Since my mom bought a new car her roommate fell in love with her car and … Continue reading →The post appeared first on Financial Black Sheep.

After you read today’s post, please head on over to the Tour de Personal Finance  on My Personal Finance Journey and vote for “Time” in Sprint #1. Now on to the post…
 
Happy Saturday everyone! As I wrote yesterday, those of us in the States had the pleasure of coming back from a four day weekend this week, which is usually never fun…

 
(Kick ass dog video – My Favorite Pup Jasmine via Buzzfeed)

Anybody that knows me — either through this site, or in real life — knows that I love to save money. I think it’s one of the best feelings in the world to know that I have a stash of cash at my disposal. I’m a firm believer of paying myself first which is the process of saving/investing just after getting paid instead of waiting until the end of the month when money might be tight…

In the business world, one always has to be prudent and keep an eye on every aspect of the day to day operations. Some things may seem secondary, but they can actually make or break your company. The time for mergers and acquisitions is one when you should closely watch your steps, as your business will be more vulnerable while everyone adapts to the new setup…