Saving for a rainy day can help us to prepare for the unexpected. This post is a part of Women’s Money Week 2012. For more posts about Saving and Investing, see womensmoneyweek dot com. I believe that we should try to save for a rainy day. As I was writing this post, a quote that… Read More »Why Saving For a Rainy Day is a Good Idea
It’s not difficult to keep track of spending. In fact, it’s one of the simplest activities that helps you to manage your finances. If you’ve never tracked your spending before, and you want to start, but you don’t know how to do it, you’ve come to the right place. I will teach you how to… Read More »How to Keep Track of Spending
How to Start a Business With No Money is a part of Women’s Money Week being held from March 05 – 11, 2012. For more posts about Entrepreneurship, see womensmoneyweek dot com. When I started Odd Cents, I did not have much money to pump into it. I was getting my finances in order and… Read More »How To Start a Business With No Money
I decided to change the name of this particular feature, because I wanted to do some more things with it. I felt as though I was limited to the old title (Odd Cents’ Favourite Posts). I’m also going to be looking at stuff that caught my eye, favourite posts and general happenings with this blog… Read More »Weekly Report – 4 March 2012
Make a note of your bills and when they are due, so that they can get paid on time. I know a couple people who like to pay their bills on the day before or the same day they are due. I’ve done this before, but it was because I forgot about the bill. One… Read More »Why You Should Pay Your Bills On Time
The Best Meal I Ever Ate – A Story of Love was written by Jai of Jai Catalano Photography as part of the Yakezie Lifestyle Blog Swap. This swap is hosted by Andi of Meal Plan Rescue. They say a way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. I don’t know who they are and… Read More »The Best Meal I Ever Ate – A Story of Love
There are things that you should never do in an interview. Yesterday on my way home, there was a story on the radio which was talking about the crazy things that some people were doing during interviews. I might be old fashioned, but whenever I knew I had an interview, I was desperate to make… Read More »Five Things You Should Never Do In An Interview
Creating a budget can help you to survive on a small pay cheque. The majority of people would tell you that their pay cheque is too small. Try it – ask someone that you know if they think their pay cheque is big enough. I would be very surprised to hear someone say that it’s too… Read More »How To Survive on a Small Pay Cheque
As you know, I recently read my first personal finance book ever – The Wealthy Barber, wrtitten by David Chilton. I decided to offer one copy of it as a prize in a 6 month anniversary giveaway. One of the very important lessons that made the difference for me was the chapter called “The Ten Percent… Read More »The Ten Percent Solution
Time is surely flying. It’s the 27 February! Can you believe that March is just around the corner? How are those ” New Year’s Resolutions” going? lol. Don’t let the embarrassment get you down. Just remember that you can start back on your quest at any time. Here are some of the posts that caught… Read More »Odd Cents’ Favourite Posts of the Week – 27 February 2012