blogged by Liz
Lately, I have been reading a book on behavioral economics called Predictably Irrational and I have been noticing quite a few articles and blog posts analyzing the future of social media.
Behavioral economics is a bit of a buzz phrase right now but I don’t think that diminishes the strength in the lessons we can learn […]
Why are we still using paper checks in 2008, in this country?! Almost everyone has a bank account and most banks provide online banking. So, it seems like a natural option to be able to pay funds online to anyone else that banks online.
Sure, I can pay my bills online. But even that means in […]
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