Twenty Something Sense

As a frequent traveler I find myself often times wandering any given airport looking behind rows of seats, around pillars and in random hall-ways for those beautiful silver plates with black faces which will give power to my laptop, mobile phone, etc.  Yes, I am that guy that everyone think is looking for a place to plant a bomb, but is really just trying to get some juice in order to get on the internet.

So, the question stands, why is…

I have noted this in several blogs thus far, but it continues to irritate me how nearly everyone see’s budgeting as starting out with how much you can spend and working backwards. For example, if I have $1500 left after rent and bills, I get to spend $1500 on food, entertainment, etc. This is wrong and in order to show you how to work from the other direction, I present … drum-roll please … the $100 Challenge.

For some reason Insurance gets cast as a topic that is only important to older people. This is far from the truth. Not only will we show you why this is a myth, but we’ll ensure that you are prepared to make the necessary decisions regarding your Auto, Disability, Health, Home, Life and any other insurance that is relevant to twenty somethings.

What is Insurance and why do I need it?

Insurance is any means of guaranteeing against loss or harm. Most…

Today we are releasing our first set of Twenty Something Resources - specifically book recommendations.

Below are three books that we have read and feel should be required reading for all Twenty Somethings. We have written full reviews for two of them and a third came highly recommended to us…

Almost any job these days uses some type of spreadsheet and in most cases that means you’re using Microsoft Excel. I use Excel all the time both personally and at work and I’m betting you do as well.

One of the things I noticed when I first started working was the difference between a “well formatted” Excel document and just an Excel document. The difference is that the formatted version is readable and easier to gain information from while the second is illegible, hard to understand and frustrating. The second Excel sheet is honestly the typical (I’d guess 80% of the time) which means delays in work, improper decision making and unnecessary stress/frustration.