I happened across another personal finance blog article over the last few weeks that left me scratching my head and then doing some deep reflection.
I won’t mention specifics on who the blogger was to save …
how to, investments, brokers
life, career, food, pets, green
debt, credit, budgets, home/auto
insurance, health, security
401K, Roth, IRA’s, Retirement
As you’re likely starting to put things together for your 2011 tax return, it’s never too early to start looking ahead to 2012 taxes.
One of the benefits of inflation (yes, its a silver lining) is …
Looking for a cheap new car? It’s important to do the research ahead of time to get a clear picture of what you’re buying. Sticker price, dealer cost, fuel efficiency, engine size, and warranty length …
When it comes to personal finance resolutions, it’s hard to find a one-size fits all goal for everyone to adopt. To be honest, I have a real hard time with New Year’s resolutions. I get …
20SomethingFinance started over a holiday break in December of 2007. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been at this for 4 whole years. Don’t worry though, I published more posts than any other year in …
I have been looking forward to some time off from work to explore some of the things I have been wanting to dedicate time to. Top of my list: Google+.
I created a 20somethingfinance Google+ page, …
This is the second in a series of posts that aim to dispel or reinforce common personal finance cliches. The first looked at the commonly used phrase, “A penny saved is a penny earned.”. Today, …
