iStockphoto It’s no secret that New York City is one of the most expensive cities in the world. I’ve lived in New York for 10 years now, and every New Year, I resolve to spend less frivolously—to cut back on wasting money and endeavor to buy only the things that bring me great joy or are

Last year, my bank account resembled the lyric from “The Twelve Days of Christmas” – 6 geese a-laying giant zeros that looked like goose eggs in my checking account. I made enough money to pay all my bills but had little money left over to buy Christmas gifts. Somehow, I managed to cut corners here

Millennials get a pretty bad rap. They have reportedly millennials “ruined” numerous things like American cheese, razors, mayonnaise, divorce, sex, big beer, voting, baby names, neighborhoods, tipping, cooking, their parents’ savings, Secret Santa, and even their own life expectancy. Now, a new

Jeff Bezos’s estimated net worth is $156 billion, making him the first person to accumulate over a billion dollars. The Amazon CEO is the richest person in modern history. To make money, you’ve got to spend money, and Bezos is no stranger to spending his billions. His wealth is so massive that

CNBC seems like a reputable enough site. I don’t doubt they have a roster of employees who made it through college without cheating and a few of them probably even have those round tortoise shell glasses that automatically increases one’s IQ by 50 points. But what CNBC has posted today is