Gay Dating On this Queer Money™, we talked about the financial costs of the gay dating scene. Historically the queer community has waited longer than our straight peers to settle down. Now, GenXers and Millennials are delaying marriage. What are the financial repercussions of perpetual dating in general and never-ending gay dating specifically? To have …
Gay Weddings On episode 2 of Queer Money™, we discussed how perfect gay weddings don’t have to ruin perfect gay marriages. Gay Weddings Video [iframe id=”https://www.youtube.com/embed/jpjQuw3XuuQ” mode=”normal” autoplay=”no”] Queer Money™ Sponsor Gay Weddings Guests Amiee Palifroni owns Prisma Weddings & Events in Denver CO that specializes in lesbian and gay weddings. Jessica Ozar is a freelance writer in Atlanta GA whose …
The holiday season is rapidly approaching. No longer does it start on “Black Friday”, that annual day when America’s tryptophan wears off. Now it starts before Halloween and goes to Valentine’s Day. Who knew there was a reason to mail Halloween cards? Hallmark really knows how to capitalize on days of the year.
Student Loan Crisis One trillion, three hundred billion – it’s a huge number. This is what it looks like: $1,300,000,000,000 To put it into context, there were only 14 countries in the world in 2014 with a gross domestic product larger than this number. This number is larger than the amount of money earned by …
In The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind T. Harv Eker says “Rich people manage their money well. Poor people mismanage their money well.”
This is one of the reasons why the second wealthiest person in the world, Warren Buffett, still lives in the five bedroom house he bought in 1957 for $31,500 and, as of 2012, still drives a Cadillac he bought “six or seven years ago.” This is one of the reasons why, supposedly, Jay Leno and his wife live only on his standup comic income and save all his income from The Tonight Show.
Of course, you can claim their financial success is due solely to their enormous income, but we can name as many high-earners who are in financial ruin.