There have been a lot of chat lately about how the world is ending this Friday, Dec 21st. If the apocalypse really is near then I’m afraid there’s little we can do about it. But if nothing happens then those ancient Mayans were some of the best trolls ever ☜(ﾟヮﾟ☜) Despite what the outcome may be, can this prediction… Read More »
Despite the unemployment rate in the US hovering around 7.7% there’s no shortage of job opportunities for outgoing individuals who thrive in a challenging but rewarding work environment. A time tested skill the world will always need is engineering. Industrial engineers were in high demand during the industrial revolution but in today’s fast pace mobile/technological world software engineers… Read More »
Despite being only one week away from the end of the world, here are some news you can use 🙂 – We’re Living Longer The popular medical journal The Lancet published the most comprehensive assessments about health and life expectancy in the world. After researching 187 different countries scientists concluded that people are now living 10 years longer… Read More »
One myth about investing in the stock market or any other market where prices fluctuate is that it’s risky. But people who know how to value a stock understand that it doesn’t have to be risky if they buy the right stocks at the right time. Volatility and risk aren’t always correlated. Some companies with steady growth such… Read More »
I was recently invited to help host a big giveaway along with some prominent bloggers in the personal finance space. So in line with the holiday spirit I am happy to announce that we are giving away an Apple iPad 3 32GB wi-fi. The winner may choose the color :0) Details for the iPad 3 giveaway below. Here… Read More »
The correlation between having money and being gay Read an interesting article from the Huffingtonpost about how gay Americans are financially more secure than the average American. (huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/06/gay-people-more-financially-secure_n_2249677.html) According to the survey of more than 1,000 gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people by Prudential, a financial services company, the average LGBTQ household earns $61,500 annually, which is more… Read More »