Five Great Banking Tips
There are aggravating practices at many banks that drive us crazy or cost us money. Here are five tips to get more out of your bank and pay less.
The Nine Basic Rules of Investing
In deciding what investments are suitable for you, you must first understand the nine basic rules of investing.
Look Beyond the Interest Rate Before You Refinance
When you’re thinking of refinancing your home mortgage, simply comparing interest rates is not enough. Here are some other factors to consider
Stay Safe When Using Free Wi-Fi
A wide variety of businesses routinely advertise free Wi-Fi access. While it may seem easy and convenient to use, free Wi-Fi comes with major risks.
Documents Needed for Estate Planning
Estate Planning: Here’s a shortlist of some of the basic documents you should consider including in your estate plan.
Time for Mistletoe and Savings
‘Tis the season for shopping! To many, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year and also the most difficult time for a budget. Why not save money this season by following some of these easy tips: Holiday cards: Send a holiday postcard rather than a card or letter to reduce postage costs. […]
Tips To Help Make College More Affordable
With the cost of college rising rapidly, it can be overwhelming to think about how to pay your way through school for either yourself or your kids. Fortunately, saving hundreds, even thousands, is possible. Teenagers can help keep down the cost of their future college tuition by taking the following classes and exams while in […]
Solo 401(k) Plans: A Retirement Plan Option For One-Person Businesses
Many business owners have considered 401(k) plans to be retirement plans for large companies. Though there is no requirement to have a certain number of employees to establish a 401(k) plan, the high costs of setting up and administering a 401(k) have made these plans unappealing to small businesses. Now, one-person businesses are discovering that 401(k) plans are worth another look.
Discuss Money Before You Marry
Couples often enter into marriage without ever having had a serious discussion about financial issues. As a result, they find themselves frequently arguing about money. If you are planning a wedding, here are some steps you can take to get your marriage off to a good financial start.
4 Travel Deal Red Flags to Avoid
Vacation time is fast approaching, and con artists are gearing up. Beware of these four indicators that a travel “deal” is actually a rip-off: