One of the relatively newer insurance products to hit the market is “mortgage life insurance”.
If you’ve bought a home in the past few years, you’ve probably been offered the opportunity to purchase a policy.
And if …
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career, work, food, life, pets
debt, credit, budgeting, auto
insurance, emergency, identity
401K, IRA’s, retirement planning
This is a guest post by 20SomethingFinance reader Natalie H. Natalie is a tax preparer who loves tax strategy. She has previously posted an overview of 7 IRS audit red flags to watch out for.
Married …
If you’ve been following along, you know that my dying car, a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am, was on its last legs and I needed to move quick.
At last check, I had decided that my best …
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 …
It’s February. The W2′s and 1099′s are rolling in. You know what that means. Tax time!
That’s right, it’s time to dig in and start thinking about completing your 2011 income tax return.
To help you get …
I last left you with the tale of Grandy, my dying car…
I knew it was time to trade her in. And to do so before she died would be wise.
She still had some value in …
“Micromanaging” has a certain negative connotation due to its application in a work environment.
When it comes to budgeting, however, micromanagement should be embraced (don’t let anyone tell you otherwise).
Any time you are able to not …
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