If you are responsible with your finances, it will help that you do it when you are young. It's never too early or too late to learn about personal finances. It is possible to increase your financial education whenever you want to. Following are some tips to help you improve your personal finance … Read more about Don’t Ignore These Awesome Money Tips
How to Keep Yourself Financially Thriving
Many people seem to think that ignoring their financial problems will make them go away, but that doesn't really work. This article is helpful, since it gives you a number of ways you can better control your budget. Take control of your personal finances today! Try to negotiate with debt … Read more about How to Keep Yourself Financially Thriving
Monday Fun Day Articles 7-2-2012
Welcome to my Monday Fun Day round up! This is a look back at the past weeks hidden (or not so hidden) gems by the best personal finance bloggers in the blogosphere. Enjoy! If I had extra cash, would I pay down debt, or invest in myself first? Good question. Stop by Edward Antrobus for his … Read more about Monday Fun Day Articles 7-2-2012
The Ultimate Guide for Your Finances
The way you manage your money affects every aspect of your life. You can be successful with your finances by taking control of them. The tips in this article show you how you can effectively manage and be in charge of your personal finances. If you'd prefer for your finances to remain in good … Read more about The Ultimate Guide for Your Finances
Debit or Credit? (A College Student’s Guide)
Have you ever wondered what's the difference between paying something with a debit card versus a credit card? Though they are both as plastic as Pam Lee, the truth is that there are several crucial differences between the two, and every new college student needs to know the differences before they … Read more about Debit or Credit? (A College Student’s Guide)
Credit – Avoid Getting “Carded!”
Credit cards were, a long time ago, a symbol of financial success. They were the golden ticket which would allow people to get whatever they wanted with money that they didn't own. Rates were reasonable, but the fact is that greed got to many people, and they ended up in credit card debt. The debt … Read more about Credit – Avoid Getting “Carded!”
Sunday Fun Day Articles 6-3-12
Welcome to my Sunday Fun Day round up! This is a look back at the past weeks hidden (or not so hidden) gems by the best personal finance bloggers in the blogosphere. Enjoy! Stop by Smart on Money to read about asset building before you retire. With social security on its way out the door, … Read more about Sunday Fun Day Articles 6-3-12
A Guide To Your ICE Fund Options
Do you have an ICE fund? An ICE fund stands for In Case Of Emergency – it's the fund that you don't touch unless there is something seriously wrong going on in your life. In the past, the typical ideal savings fund was about 6 months' worth of salary. And, in the past, that would have been way more … Read more about A Guide To Your ICE Fund Options