When you hear an advice on how to save money on grocery shopping, most likely you will hear to shop for store brands, eating before shopping, using coupons and making a shopping list. In “Grocery Shopping Tips To Help Save Money” I covered 3 most popular money savers, but I do want to [...]
This fun video explains how compound interest works and how you can make your money grow.
Are you in the process of digging out of debt that has mounted over the past few months or years? If so, don’t get so caught up in escaping your current situation that you don’t realize the importance of planning for the future. Remember, just because you are in debt now does not mean that [...]
22 October 2009
Planning meals ahead of time is a great idea, since there are many benefits that come along with it. Meal planning affects many different aspects of life, including your time as well as your financial situation. No matter what situation one may be in, planning your meals ahead of time is always a good idea. [...]
20 October 2009
You floss regularly, yield to oncoming traffic and use your credit cards judiciously, dutifully paying off your balance every month. You may believe that your exemplary behavior shields you from unexpected credit card fees. Sadly, that is no longer the case.
21 September 2009
What if I told you there’s a potential $100,000 smackaroos in it for you for just sticking with me for another three minutes? Here’s how: Clean up your credit score. Seriously, I’m not going to harp on about how stellar credit means paying less interest on loans, qualifying for lower insurance premiums, and sailing through things like [...]
17 September 2009
You can almost hear the collective slaps to the head. This recession has brought to light dumb money management practices, forcing just about all of us to confront our financial foibles.
17 September 2009
Should you hold off on saving until your nonmortgage debt is paid off? Simple math suggests it’s better to get rid of debt before saving for retirement or an emergency fund. After all, if the savings rate is 1 percent and you have credit card debt at 14 percent interest, money is better spent paying down [...]
08 September 2009
WASHINGTON – Consumers slashed their borrowing in July by the largest amount on record as job losses and uncertainty about the economic recovery prompted Americans to rein in their debt. Economists expect consumers will continue to spend less, save more and trim debt to get household finances decimated by the recession into better shape. However, such [...]
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