The much talked about and dreaded US fiscal cliff ended with a tax deal and without causing much damage to the financial system. There are sighs of relief all around that the US economy is on the right course to a full recovery. This doesn’t mean you should be complacent about your own personal finances,… [Read More]
Our Bid for Financial Freedom by Age 50
The following is a staff post by Crystal Stemberger. Financial freedom has been my ultimate goal since I started college in 2001. That was when I thought I’d be working in a white collar cubicle for 30-35 years, and be able to fall back on a nice pension when I decided to retire. By the… [Read More]
Failure to Save Leads to Financial Disaster
The following staff post is by Miss T. Do you spend everything you earn? Yes? Then you have something in common with the majority of people. Most people spend every cent of their income and have made no provision for saving. Household saving rates fell below the one percent mark in 2007 in the US… [Read More]
5 Ways to Keep Expenses Low as an Entrepreneur
The following is a staff post by Deacon Hayes. Please join me in welcoming him to the site! When you are running your own business, expenses can really eat away at your bottom line. That is why it crucial to pay attention to how much money is going out every month and figure out ways… [Read More]
Are You Going To Burden Your Children?
As you age, there may come a time when you are going to rely on your children for some type of assistance. For most, it is not a question of “if”, but more like “when”. Many times it comes at an unexpected time as well. NPR recently had an article about Preparing For A Future… [Read More]
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