I recently read the personal finance classic book, Your Money or Your Life, and wanted to write up a little review with some thoughts.
This book, first published in 1992, is still very popular to this …
funds, stocks, investing
career, work, food, life, pets
debt, credit, budgeting, auto
insurance, emergency, identity
401K, IRA’s, retirement planning
In response to heavy consumer and media backlash, the big banks have retreated on their plans to add debit card fees. Win!
Bank of America, the second largest bank in the U.S., was the final to …
I’ve started hearing about wedding insurance more and more lately and have had a few readers ask me questions about it.
I honestly did not know it existed until recently. So I decided to do a …
We have a tuition inflation problem in this country. As a result, we have a student loan debt problem as well.
Student debt was higher than credit card debt for the first time ever in 2010 …
I’m not a big fan of extreme job hunting tactics, even during challenging times (like the Great Recession) when fierce competition makes it extremely tempting. Outside of potentially showing your creative side, some of these …
I’ve heard from a lot of readers that they love the Chase Freedom card with $200 cash back promotion, however, a number of people have been ineligible for the offer because they already had a …
Last week, I reported the IRS announcement of the 2012 maximum 401K contribution limit increase. Right after, a few readers emailed me asking about the Roth IRA maximum contributions and income limits and whether or …
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