This is not a title to attract your attention. It’s a confession.

Actually I remember borrowing money just once when I was a student. And it wasn’t because I really needed it: I just wanted to see what is it to borrow money, because everyone else was doing it. So far I was only lending to friends.

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I haven’t been a rich kid, neither I had any ideas of money management. I just never think about borrowing as an option. I know if I don’t have the money for something, I just can’t afford it and that’s all.

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Yet another month in which I saw what the quality of StumbleUpon traffic is. The visual guide How to live the life of your dreams made a lot of visits, especially on the first day it was stumbled. But most of these visitors come, read the article and just go. The social media traffic is not very useful (unless you get them on sales page, but that would be quite hard).

Ok, time for the most interesting personal finance posts from February:

wellheeled asks whether paying with credit card equals spending more money. My answer is yes, but see what others think.

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