Money: what is it worth to you?

It's amazing how little the education system teaches us about money when it plays such a major role in every day of our lives. The food we eat, the electricity we pay to use, hot water bills not to mention luxury goods including computers, CD's and much much more. Perhaps society believes that since we use money every day, it is common sense for how it is used. People know what they need to about …

…well in the near future because of that investment. I'll close with common everyday money matters. When it comes down to it, use what money you have as wisely as you can, given all the information you have. Sometimes you need to make sacrifices for necessities over wants. Just because you have money doesn't mean you need to spend it. Save it for when something goes wrong because, as Murphy's Law implies, something always will.