Monday, 8 June 2009 13:58
by
Andy M
Saving money is hard and saving money out of your budget when the cost of what you have to buy keeps going up is even harder. Sometimes though, it is best to look for many small, incremental changes versus one big change. The one big change is usually not that probable. So, here are a few ideas to save everyday in a few important areas…
Savings money is hard and saving money out of your budget when the cost of what you have to buy keeps going up is even harder. Sometimes though, it is best to look for many small, incremental changes versus one big change. The one big change is usually not that probable. So, here are a few ideas to save everyday in a few important areas… [More]
Friday, 15 May 2009 09:48
by
Jacki
Whether you treat your pet just as you would a child or try not to go overboard on pampering, pets are expensive! Whichever realm you fall into, there are ways to save money and still treat Fluffy to the good things in life! [More]
Friday, 1 May 2009 15:48
by
Andy M
The second quarter is already 1/3 of the way gone and I didn’t get the 2nd quarter planning guide tips posted. So you may have to double in May but here are a few ideas for the 2nd quarter on your quest to have monthly financial planning goals or objectives. [More]
Monday, 20 April 2009 20:30
by
Chris
What does that mean?
If you have a variable rate loan, whether it is a variable rate mortgage, home equity, or a credit card, now may be your best opportunity to refinance it into a fixed rate. [More]
Thursday, 16 April 2009 13:45
by
Andy M
During these economic times, it can be easy to look short term and not see the longer term ramifications of financial actions you may take. Try to avoid these potential pitfalls or at the minimum talk to a financial advisor who can help you navigate your troubled financial times. [More]
Sunday, 29 March 2009 06:31
by
Andrew
I have recently read articles on how car pooling is really adding up the savings for American drivers as well as helping out our planet. I wanted to share some interesting facts about carpooling that can really make a difference in all our pocket books.
A... [More]
Tuesday, 24 March 2009 10:11
by
Jacki
I set aside a reasonable amount every month as a safety net. It’s my rainy day fund in case something unexpected happens, but what about the expected? I can’t use my rainy day fund for a vacation or something fun. That’s why it’s important to not only save for a rainy day but to save for a goal. [More]
Friday, 13 March 2009 14:48
by
Lone
Your Credit Score - What You Need to Know
Knowing how to improve your credit score can really make a difference when applying for credit. Credit scores are three-digit numbers lenders use to gauge your credit worthiness and will determine the best rates and terms. These days, len... [More]
Monday, 9 March 2009 16:53
by
Kristi
I found a neat web site aimed at helping consumers create and stick to a plan to eliminate their unsustainable ways and embrace new, greener habits. [More]
Sunday, 1 March 2009 17:06
by
Andrew
I was recently reviewing websites that detailed cost saving ideas and compiled these 12 “power savers”. They include average savings per month and annually.
Being someone who loves a cup of morning java, I have to admit it was tough putting that first one on the list. Altho... [More]