Monthly Archives: December, 2006
NCN, Why Do You Have A Personal Finance Blog? 10 Reasons
Why? Why in the world would a dude just open up (to complete strangers) about his personal finances? What in the word would compel a person to just be… honest? real? open? about what was going on? 1. I genuinely love talking about personal finance, and I wanted an outlet where I could do so. [...]
Adult ADD: NCN Makes A Guest Appearence
John, from Adult ADD, has been a loyal commenter here at No Credit Needed for many, many months. So, when he asked for guest articles for his site, I jumped at the chance to contribute. I do not have ADD, but my wife is an educator, and I am familiar with the disorder. I am [...]
Article Of The Day: Christmas In March For CC Companies
Here is an interesting article from the Columbus Dispatch. I hope you’ll take a few minutes and read it, but I thought I’d point out a few things that I found interesting frightening. According to Consumer Reports –Americans will charge 63.6 BILLION dollars on their credit cards during the holiday season –23% of those charges [...]
Article Of The Day: 50 Cents Of Every Dollar? Charged To Credit Card
I was looking at Google News a few minutes ago, and I came across this article, over at Forbes.Com http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/ ap/2006/12/19/ap3268775.html I am not going to reprint the article, b/c I don’t want to run into “copyright” issues. But, I do want you to read the article and scroll down the the very, very bottom [...]
