Friday, Stats Canada published their monthly update on the Labor Force Survey for January and the numbers were a little better than the prognosticators were guessing, as employment increased by 43,000 jobs last month (the… Read More »Employment Improves While Market Burns
Cliff Stoll is a legend in the early Internet and his book the cukoo’s egg is a classic read about how to catch KGB Hackers
Money conversations are often difficult – learn how a Financial Shock Collar can help couples communicate on financial matters. Shock yourself to better budgeting!
Will banks ever off a real service for chronic over spenders to help control their spending? I doubt it, there is too much money in it for them, not to.
The Big Cajun Man proposes two unconventional methods to curb chronic overspending. The first, a Financial Shock Collar, delivers a painful shock to the wearer at the point of purchasing as a deterrent. The second is a self-destructing credit/debit card. Upon usage, the card emits a loud warning and explodes within seconds, creating an instant deterrent and acting as a security measure in case the card is stolen. These conceptually radical solutions highlight the drastic measures some may need to take to control their overspending tendencies.
