Friday | May 24, 2013
With Savings, Don’t Miss the Forest for the Trees
A lot of advice on savings focuses on little, day-to-day things: Making your own coffee instead of buying Starbucks; buying generic instead of brand-name; eating out less; and occasionally biking instead of taking the car.
That's fine, and it can help trim the fat fr Read more...
Ways to Save Without Regret
With the country sunk in recession and the value of the dollar in a sorry state, it’s more important than ever to budget your money wisely. You work hard and you want to play hard, too, but there’s a time for frivolity and a time for fiscal responsibility, and an e Read more...
Wise Up: It’s YOUR Money
In our materialistic society today, young adults are more than ever obsessed with high fashioned clothing, designer accessories and glorified musical interests. From sporting events, to bar hoping, to food binges, to concerts; our younger generation is spending money t Read more...
Do You Earn, Spend, Earn? Free Yourself.
This article is part of our 52 week journey through Bill’s latest book, The Graduate’s Guide to Life and Money. Each week, a full excerpt from his book will be presented from beginning to end. To get your copy of his book, visit www.TheGraduatesGuide.com.
Who are Read more...
Money Talk Before Marriage: Five Conversations You Should Have
Something about a warm summer night whispers romance. You can find yourself on an enchanting date one week, and engaged the next! If you're getting married this summer don't worry, you're not the only victim of the lovebug. An estimated 13 percent of couples decide to Read more...
