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
The IRS 2012 401K maximum was officially announced, and there’s an increase in the contribution limit! Finally, some good financial news! Without further ado…
The Maximum 401K Contribution in 2012 is
$17,000! That’s right, we finally got an increase for …
Over the past year or so, I have dipped my toes into the interviewing process at my employer. Yep, I’m the actual real interviewer referenced in the headline. And I want to get real with …
Earlier this year, I decided to do a series of posts on getting started on investing – an investing 101 guide, of sorts. This all got started when I ran a personal finance class at …
The large banks have started charging (or have increased) monthly fees for checking accounts and debit cards. They are begging to lose your business. I’ll highlight some banks and other alternatives that you can switch …
I have been sitting back and watching the Occupy Wall Street, or now simply Occupy, movement that is taking the country by storm.
We are all trying to figure out exactly what this movement is about, …
The flu season has hit early this year. I made a stop to a grocery store and home improvement store this past weekend and the cashier looked horribly ill at both stores. Allergies this time …
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