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Tag Archives: salary
The Significance of Income Level
When people start throwing around financial advice (and when you’re deciding which advice to take), one of the considerations that often gets ignored is the significance of income level. Advice gets thrown around about what to cut and how to … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Personal Finance
Tagged Budgeting, Debt, debt level, high earners, higher income, income level, low earners, lower income, salary
4 Comments
Talking About Money? Please Don’t.
Growing up, I was always told not to talk about religion, politics, or money. These three topics of conversation inevitably lead to hurt feelings, jealousy and/or a defensive stance that’s nearly impossible to overcome. My parents always told me that … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Relationships
Tagged finances, how much to you make?, money earned, money politics, religion, salary, talk about money
5 Comments
5 Reasons Why It Can Be a Good Idea to Work for Little Money
I see a lot of people these days working for very little money. I’m not talking about minimum wage work; that pays a fortune compared to the work I’m talking about. I’m talking about people who write blog articles for … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Work
Tagged earn less money, job, love your work, salary, small salary, Work, work for less, working for little money
1 Comment
Not Everything Has To Be Measured In Money
I’m always a little surprised at how much everything in our society is measured in terms of money. We measure our worth by our salaries, not by how much we love our work. We measure our remodeling projects by how … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Shopping, Work
Tagged fiscally responsible, job, monetary value, money, salary, selling, value, worth
7 Comments
Things I Wish I Had Known About Work When I Was Younger
When you’re a young adult preparing for a working world that you haven’t yet experienced, knowing what to expect is difficult. Here are a number of things I wish I had known about work when I was 20 that would … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Work
Tagged big company, burning bridges, I wish I had known, job, salary, Work
6 Comments