thefroogalstoodent
Thefroogalstoodent
thefroogalstoodent

I think that's the best advice! Don't wipe out savings completely, but pay down as much debt as you think you can afford.

Another reason to get an off-contract phone! You pay upfront for the phone, then pay less—a lot less—every month. This approach will save you a lot of money, as long as you don't get upgrade fever every time a new product launches!

Price. And OS.

Price. And OS.

For $200, this Chromebook is a good deal!

For $200, this Chromebook is a good deal!

Yep. Follow the money. :(

I didn't think of it that way (that notifications are more convenient to access on a watch)—this is actually a good point!

Unfortunately, having a lot of money and fame can sometimes bring out the worst in people. Don't let it be you!

Absolutely! What billionaires know isn't a big secret—but it's a lot easier said than done! I like Buffett's advice because it's simple and clear! :)

My favorite tips here and here allow you to entertain yourself and/or friends and/or dates for minimal cost—or even free! I've found that it's more about the experience you create than what you actually do! Another good investment in entertaining friends is to get a couple good games, like Apples to Apples, Clue, or a

Agreed! It's a great model for a business—get customers hooked on your service, and they will keep paying you until they die! But it's not such a great model for consumers.

Another great tip, Kristin! The "diversification" and "dividends" and "control" part makes REITs especially attractive to young investors! :)

A great list of interesting courses, Alan! This is a great hub to see what courses are interesting to a given individual :)

I'm also a proponent of credit unions! Not being profit-driven leads to numerous advantages for you, the account holder.

Despite these limitations, I really like credit unions! Here's why.

Yep, it's important to remember that advice doesn't work equally well for everyone. Not even mine.

This is actually pretty good advice; it's smart to get things out of season, when manufacturers are levying discounts to move out their old stock, in anticipation of their hotly promoted (and overpriced) new merchandise!