I raised my hand without a moment’s hesitation. I was eight at the oldest, new to the school after a move, and unfamiliar with the unspoken rules of career day. There was a visiting speaker for the day, there to talk about their life as a commercial electrician, and during the question and answer I asked what seemed like the most natural question in the world: “How much money do you make?” And the whole class laughed.
Money & Meatloaf: How talking about money in social settings can change the way you think about your finances
Monday, August 08, 2016
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The Richest Man in Babylon - A book review by our CEO, Dave Styler
Logix News,
Consumerism and Spending,
Debit and Credit Cards,
Student Loans,
Investing and Financial Planning,
Home Loans and Home Equity Loans,
Saving
Thursday, June 30, 2016
Our CEO’s column in our employee newsletter, Logix Out Loud, is always an enjoyable read. Usually it is filled with big happenings at Logix, ideas for providing great service, or insights about how the credit union is doing. This month, Dave used his column to tell our staff about one of his favorite books, “The Richest man in Babylon.” The financial advice in the book is timeless, and certainly worth sharing with our members. Here’s Dave’s post to our staff:
Financial Planning for Leisure Activities in College
Friday, June 10, 2016
