The following is a guest post by HomeServe.com. It’s definitely not a reason to rethink your boiler insurance just yet, but Swedish scientists reckon they’ve discovered the heating solution of the future. Jernhusen, a real estate firm from Stockholm, is looking into how body heat can be harnessed to provide natural, environmentally-friendly warmth. According to… [Read More]
The “Tiger Mom” Approach is Not the Only Chinese Way
This is an article by guest writer Anne. Insight from another CBC (Canadian Born Chinese) After having read the way Amy Chua raises her two daughters, I thought to myself how incredibly lucky I was to have been raised the way that I have been by my Taiwanese parents. I am not criticising her way… [Read More]
Are Emergency Savings Necessary?
The following is a guest post from Crystal at Budgeting in the Fun Stuff, where she writes about finding the balance between paying your bills, saving for your future, and budgeting for the fun stuff along the way. As a middle class young adult, I view emergency savings as very necessary. Many investments may make… [Read More]
How to Withdraw from a 529 Savings Plan
This post was written by Robert at The College Investor. As well as personal finance and investing, The College Investor has great resources on student loan forgiveness and student aid. If you are reading this, you have been amazing parents/grandparents/etc…!!! Why? Because you have been contributing to your child’s 529 College Savings Plan. You probably… [Read More]
What Are The Best Gas Credit Cards For 2011?
The following guest post was written by Michael, who is the founder of Credit Card Forum. Near the end of 2010, the former President of Shell Oil predicted that U.S. gas prices could reach $5 per gallon by 2012. A lot of industry analysts are making similar predictions due to the economic recovery and surging… [Read More]
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