Blog – Page 8 – Joe Orozco

To Buy or Not to Buy a Home During the Pandemic

It seems everyone is buying a house these days. At first it was just the distant acquaintance on social media.…

If you had to guess, how much would you say the average person spends on lunch during the workweek? Or,…

Self-employment looks appealing for someone who wants to quit a job they hate. Working for yourself, however, does not mean…

Though slightly delayed, iPhone season is upon us. Bottom line up front? I wasn’t sold. This is why. Purchasing Philosophy…

Humans are shy by design, not by nature, and nothing intimidates shy people more than the prospect of networking. I…

Why do you want to go to graduate school? You generally felt college was worth it. You got your bachelor’s…

Does the thought of starting college make your stomach drop? Or, if you’re already there, or already graduated, are you…

In the battle between touch screens and tactile buttons, the touch screen is quickly becoming the reigning champion. It’s not…

The other day I was arguing politics with a coworker, never a good idea under the best of circumstances but…

You are an intelligent person and therefore understand the stock market is not just for the wealthy. Yet, a part…

Not long ago I reread Stephen King’s Christine for what was probably the third time. I am very likely to…

How much are you paying for your SiriusXM subscription? Cell phone? Web hosting? Cable service? Have you ever considered negotiating…

In the previous post we covered the plans that should come before setting a personal budget. You should know why…

Choosing not to use a budget is like setting off on a trip without a plan. The more adventurous and…

If there is one card I would recommend go in your wallet, from beginner to seasoned user, it would be…