In the Merchant of Venice, Shylock (the alleged villain) is portrayed as a loathsome character (Shakespeare shows how Anti-Semitic the times he lived in were) who wants to exact his vengeance on a “hero”, Antonio,… Read More »Did Shylock Have the Right Idea?
I like that title, in fact that could be the entire post, I like that title that much, but I will elaborate on this provocative statement, about the seduction of spending. Today’s consumers (myself included)… Read More »The Seduction of Spending
You aren’t poor, you are broke, is a simple way to describe a lot of folks’ position these days. You need to get more money.
Yet another fun bit of phraseology from the folks who want to lend you money at a higher rate, because your credit rating might not be AAA (or even C-). I heard bruised credit used… Read More »Bruised Credit and Nicefications
A co-worker made that remark to me, and I was floored by the casual nature of it. He was describing his credit card and how he pays some fee and only pays 5% interest on… Read More »I only pay 5% It’s a Great Card
