By Rachel Yoshida
 If you ever find yourself saying that keeping up with all of your bills and finances is just killing you, then you could be closer to the truth than you think. People everywhere are suffering some terrible physical and emotional effects because of the stress related to their jobs and finances. In that ever consuming bid to keep up with the times or just to make ends meet, the workload we carry every week can become overwhelming.
It has been proven by medical research that stress can have a tremendous effect on our heart and minds as well. Heart attacks, nervous breakdowns, anxiety attacks, and depression can often be caused by the burden of our jobs and financial situations. We have to have the job to furnish the money and we have to manage the money to pay our bills and survive. When these things get out of balance some how or become too much for us, we can suffer terribly.
When you find that you are making trips to see your doctor to get medication for stress related issues, it could be |
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By Rachel Yoshida
 A penny saved is a penny earned. Maybe it was Ben Franklin who said that or perhaps it was some other wise gentleman who could never imagine that a penny would be of so little value in the years to come. Actually, it does still have value it is just that it takes so many of them to amount to anything at all. For those who were born into money it can be a real stretch of the imagination to conjure up an image of having to dig into the sofa cushions or the car seats to see if you can scratch up a few bucks in loose change to get a little gasoline.
For those who grew up in a little more restricted money environment, this procedure might not have been nothing far fetched at all. If and when you found that change hidden away or lost somewhere, gratitude was usually what first came to mind. You never know when a little change might just come in handy. Many people make a conscious effort to save all of their change in a glass |
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