Blog of the Week - February 25, 2007

What do you get when you combine and English major with money?

Answer: An English Major’s Money, this week’s Blog of the Week. An English Major’s Money is a blog written by a 23-year-old ‘06 college grad working an entry-level job in New York City. She’s trying to learn to manage her money to maximize both her fun and her future.

I love blogs like this because they prove that personal finance is important for EVERYONE! I also love the fact that although she is young, she is getting a grip on her finances now rather than waiting until she is older. Folks, starting young is the real key to success when it comes to personal finance.

One thing that bugs me is that I’m sure she cringes when she reads this blog since I’m not an English major! LOL!

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