Accumulating wealth is like building The Great Wall, one brick at a time
By Sun on Apr 30, 2008 in Free stuff | 3 Comments
Bank of America is offering its customers free museum admissions on the first weekend of the month throughout the year through their Museums on Us program. The program currently covers 70 museums in 18 states: Georgia, New York, Rhode Island, Maryland, Michigan, Maine, Arizona, Delaware, New Jersey, Washington, Connecticut, California, Illinois, Florida, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, North […]
By Sun on Apr 29, 2008 in Personal finance | 3 Comments
If you do, then what’s the reason for you to budget?
I don’t and I don’t know whether that’s a problem for me or not.
There were several years in the 90s when I wrote every penny I spent in notebooks, not to better plan how to spend my money next month, but to know where […]
By Sun on Apr 27, 2008 in PF blogoshpere | 0 Comments
Best Gas Credit Cards to Save You Money at the Pump Money Smart Life suggested use credit cards to save money when filling up your car. Some of them are also covered in my previous post. With gas price near $4/gallon, a 3% rebate isn’t too small to let go.
Military: Save Money With (Almost) Free […]
By Sun on Apr 27, 2008 in Bonus, Free money | 3 Comments
Do you need an ING Direct Orange Savings Account?
This product has been around long enough (probably one of the oldest online savings accounts) and I feel that anyone who wants to have an account probably already has one. Though their rate (3.0% APY) isn’t that great right now as it used to, many value their […]
By Sun on Apr 25, 2008 in Alternative, Investing | 2 Comments
A little over one year ago, I bought a Buffalo gold coin from Bullion Direct when the price was around $640 an ounce. Somehow, I never considered that as an investment, though gold has gained a lot in the past year. Currently at $885, gold actually made a good investment
Since then, I have […]
By Sun on Apr 25, 2008 in Personal finance | 9 Comments
When the Economic Stimulus Payment schedule was initially announced on March 17, IRS said the first check will be made on May 2 to taxpayers who selected to receive the payment via direct deposit and on May 16 for those who choose to receive paper check instead.
Now, the schedule has been pushed up a little […]
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