It’s so interesting to me how many versions there are of the founding fathers. From politics to religion, many different people associate many different ideals with each one, sometimes correctly, sometime erroneously, and sometimes both. These were men founding a democratic republic in a world where Western society was still largely ruled by monarchies. Continue Reading »
My grandfather–who was from a family of refugees–settled in his home country when he was a very young boy. The family started a successful restaurant, and everyone was expected to pitch in and follow the family tradition. But my grandfather had other plans. His goal was to get as much education as he could so Continue Reading »
This is it, guys. Today marks my seventh year of blogging. Okay, technically it’s tomorrow, but that’s a Thursday and therefore inherently less convenient for my posting schedule. I really can’t believe I’ve been at it this long. What started as a way to share some of the saving and earning hacks I’d been learning Continue Reading »
This post is in collaboration with Toshl Finance. All content has been generated by Femme Frugality, and opinions are 100% honest and my own. A few years ago, I was at a conference for mothers. One of the speakers was the founder of a very large and very successful realty firm started here in Pittsburgh. Continue Reading »
True story: I hardly ever use cash. Living here in the US, I use cards for virtually every transaction I make. I rarely run into cash, and when I do, it’s a pain in the butt to get deposited into my bank account. We were going on this big trip to this super modern, super Continue Reading »