Ah, the Monday after Christmas. You return to work and remember exactly how much the real world sucks. Though after spending so much time with family you were probably looking for the welcome distraction that is your normal life.
As I’ve talked to you before about, I occasionally do some posts for Qvisory. Qvisory is a non-profit advocacy group for people of my age (late teens to early thirties). I liken them to AARP. Like AARP, they offer a host of services and advice to help our generation. My favorite Qvisory service/feature is their blog, since I have written for them. My most recent post is about identity theft. In it I explain why you shouldn’t worry about it too much, but I also give you some tips and pointers on what to do in case your identity is stolen. Check it out here.
Below are a few other posts from other writers on the blog that I like. Check them out on the blog and at least support these efforts.
Saving in an Economic Downturn
Mortgage Rates Briefly Explained
You May Not Be The Only One With Your Credit Card Digits
Anticipating the Dreaded Layoff
Qvisory Partners with Mint.com
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