Bankruptcy is still in the headlines.
With interest rates steadily rising, we all need to be cautious.
Whether you are buying a house or renting, costs are rising.
Christmas is around the corner. DON'T overspend.
Keep to your budget.
Remember to allow for school fees in February.
If you are in a wet weather job, income my change if its raining.
Council rates are usually in January.
Thanks for the heads up! I've actually taken steps in case I ever become bankrupt. I've consulted my friend who is a proud Long Beach lawyer and is an expert when it comes to cases concerning bankruptcy. Los Angeles, which is not very far from where I live in Long Beach, also has this good lawyer.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thanks again for the tips. I'll be careful with my investments.
Glad to be of help.
ReplyDeletePlease look through all the blogs, there is a lot of information.
Merry Christmas.
Regards Brenda
Since the news about the large scale economic crisis came to be, bankruptcy has always been in the papers. In fact, I've read something about it in the local paper here. I'm actually pretty scared about my business, so I've sought help from my Colorado business attorney. He told me that I should control my spending money on the unnecessary things and focus more on the company's improvement.
ReplyDeleteEver since that news about the crisis has came up, I couldn't stop thinking about the future of my company. Good thing I found a good consultant here in Colorado. Business law is his specialty, and he knows a little bit about account management, too. I've sought help from him whenever I have business problems.
Sorry for the slight segue there. I just felt like sharing. Anyway, even if this post is old, I still find it useful. Thanks for the reminders!