Taking a "Money Day"

This was a good article. For those of us trying manage our finances, or those who may be trying to get started on that journey, taking a "money day" may not be a bad idea. Just think, we usually take time to do our taxes, go to the doctor for a check up, take our car to the mechanic, etc. So why not take (at least) an annual "money day" to take care of our financial health?

Here is a link to the article for those of you who want to take a look

Taking a "Money Day"

Your Money or Your Life

This is a great book. "Your Money or Your Life" by Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin. Most libraries have it, and Amazon.com has it pretty cheap (about $10).

I recommend this book to anyone who is looking for ideas about a financial plan for the future! We've been reading it at our house. A lot of it is common sense advice, but sometimes we need to hear that over again!

I disagreed with some of their "rhetoric" (they are decidedly environmentalists), but their financial advice was good. I liked the fact that their goal wasn't fame and riches, but a healthy relationship with money.

Truly if you think about it, what is more important, your money or your life?