How to Keep You & Your Bank Account Smiling During the Holidays
The holidays are months away, but it is never too early to start planning ahead. Trust me, your wallet will thank you. If you’re a procrastinator when it comes to gifts or even budgeting make this year different! Follow these tips and hopefully you won’t … [Read More...]
How Trustworthy is Google for Financial Advice?
Between work and personal stuff I probably use Google on average 30 times a day. When I have a financial question, especially during tax season, I Google it. When I'm looking for retirement saving strategies and advice, I Google it. But Google itself is not a … [Read More...]
Financial Carnival for Young Adults
Want to trump fear and make your finances grow? I’ve gathered insights from some of the best minds on budgeting, business, and investing. Check out this burgeoning list of free money wisdom. This financial "carnival" for young adults is hosted around the web, … [Read More...]
A Carnival of Financial Camaraderie
Want to trump fear and make your finances grow? I've gathered insights from some of the best minds on budgeting, business, and investing. Check out this burgeoning list of free money wisdom. This "carnival" of financial camaraderie is hosted every second week … [Read More...]
Write it down and make it plan: Start Planning Your Retirement Now
Are you in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s or even 60s? It’s time to write out your plan for a successful retirement. It doesn’t matter how much time you have-or don’t-it’s critical that you plan for retirement whether it’s 30 years or 3 years away. If you don’t have … [Read More...]
Advice for Holiday Tipping and Gift Card Giving
This is a guest post. If interested in submitting a Personal Finance Blog Guest Post please read our guest posting policy and then contact us. Tipping during the holiday season to those who provide you a service all year long is a polite and generous … [Read More...]
3 Steps to Reduce Debt Stress
If you are a little ambivalent about debt, you're not alone. Most of us like to use credit, but hate it when the bills come due. Sometimes debt problems are self inflicted and other times it's due to circumstances beyond our control, whatever the reasons if … [Read More...]
