Month: September 2007

By: Roshawn Watson Your Friends DO Matter. A popular adage is birds of a feather flock together, but what is often missed is that they will end up at the same destination. To find real life examples, you need to go no further than young Hollywood or perhaps even closer. Do not just focus on… Continue reading Do Your Friends Keep You Broke?

By: Roshawn Watson Welcome Frugal Dad readers!  Please feel free to comment and subscribe now for my free ebook and updates. Your financial ruin can occur in less than 24 hours; disturbingly, one accident can wipe you out financially. Throughout life, income fluctuations are very common and often unpredictable, making cash flow protection a critical… Continue reading 5 Steps to Protect Your Cash Flow Like the Rich

By: Roshawn Watson Is the deck stacked so heavily against today’s youth that obtaining the elusive “middle-class life” impractical for many without taking on a decent amount of risk (including debt)? I am an optimist, so I was biased when I began reading Anya Kamenetz’s groundbreaking book Generation Debt. Despite some of the overt political… Continue reading Debt By Design?

By: Roshawn Watson I constantly get questions about personal finances. However, perhaps the single question I get the most often is why I do not practice pharmacy (I am a pharmacist). Once they realize that I am a full-time student, they innocently inform me that I could make a lot of money if I just… Continue reading Why I Left my Six Figure Job