Lifestyle, Money, News

Have you ever wonder if you are paying to much for your phone bill? How about your credit cards? Its no secret, we have all been there. Every month I open my phone bill to find that my $80 bill is coming in closer to $150! That’s real American dollars. How can this be? Billshrink.com is one of the most unique financial tools I have found on the internet, and simple too. The premise is simple give us some information about your phone or credit card usage and they will provide you with a better solution. Phone: I have never been thrilled with my ... Read Full Story

The outstanding phrase to having the right to “Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” can be found in the United States Declaration of Independence stated as inalienable rights of man. Is that not great and enlightened? I’d sign that any day of the week. The pursuit let alone finding of happiness is a noble cause as it excludes most bad and ugly notions man is capable of. Who would need to run around as warmongering greedy guts if the pursuit of happiness would keep us busy? Perhaps that is why it is mentioned in the Declaration of Independence? The need for prioritisation and ... Read Full Story

Executives at well known UK retailer Marks & Spencer must have wondered what they had done to deserve this when they received a claim from a shopper who said he had slipped over on a grape and injured himself. Alexander Martin-Sklan, a 55 year old accountant claims he tore a tendon in his leg when he slipped as he was leaving his local M&S store in north London. Upon examining his shoe he found the squashed remains of a grape, and, putting two and two together, decided that the grape caused his injuries, and as he believed the grape originated from Marks and Spencer ... Read Full Story

A woman’s standard of living plunges by at least 30% after a divorce, according to recent studies, so it’s important for divorcées to get a grip on their finances both during and after a divorce if she wants to survive the process intact. All women—especially divorcées—need to overcome their aversion to money issues, educate themselves and set financial goals. Read more . Read Full Story

While some would say its inflation, others would say its a recession, and others still, might think its a stock market crash that is the biggest threat to their retirement. The truth is that its neither taxes, interest rates nor volatility spikes. It’s instead living a good long life and then incurring unexpected un-reimbursed health care costs amounting to hundreds of thousands of dollars. This situation could by far be a much bigger threat to your own retirement that you could have ever imagined. Many people are of the misimpression that there must be some governmental program out there that will pay for some ... Read Full Story