This is a guest post from Kris, who likes to write about Personal Finance, Home, Health, and just about anything else at Everyday Tips and Thoughts. I love shopping on the Internet for many different reasons. Besides not having to brave the cold and snow in winter, the internet allows me to comparison shop. I… [Read More]
How to Plan the Ultimate Retirement
This is a guest post from LaTisha who teaches basic investing concepts at Financial Success for Young Adults. Learn how to retire with tax free money, how much to save to buy a house, and more at www.youngadultfinances.com. If you haven’t started planning for retirement yet it might be because you don’t know where to… [Read More]
Why Spending Money on Life Insurance Trumped Building Up the Emergency Fund
Below is a guest post from Super Frugalette where she blogs about being elegant in a fiscally contentious way. Everyone has financial concerns…job loss, car repairs, health insurance, travel insurance, etc. Depending on what stage you are in your life these cares are different. However the proverbial “emergency fund” is always on the lips of… [Read More]
Are You Investing Wisely in Yourself?
The following is a guest post by MightyBargainHunter.com. There’s no shortage of advice on the Internet as to how to invest your money, and no shortage of people who will help you invest your money for a fee. I’ll wager that “money” (or maybe “stocks”) is the first thing that comes to mind when you think… [Read More]
Cheapest (but best) Places to Live
Moving can be a difficult process, but when you love where you’re going, it can be a real treat. Finding some of the cheapest, but best, places to live can be simple with a little research and a lot of patience. Here are a few of the top picks of the best and cheapest places… [Read More]
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