The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. When was the last time you had a rummage through the far reaches of your attic, delving through various dust-ridden treasures and gifts of bygone ages that you forgot you even had? If you’re […]
Archives for 2014
FreeTaxUSA Review & Deluxe Giveaway
Tax time isn’t just around the corner, it’s right now. And it’s not just a stressful time of the year because it’s tax time, it’s stressful because so many tax services out there charge you to file your federal taxes. Sure, they say it’s free, but only if you’re doing an EZ form or have […]
Want to Save More Money? Stop Paying for Convenience
Have you ever stopped and thought about the kind of spending you do? No, I’m not talking about necessary costs that are associated with surviving in a relatively comfortable state. To me, we can file things like housing (and related utilities), food, and items like toiletries and medicines under “needs.” I’m talking about the spending […]
Why a 203(k) Loan is a Good Option for a Fixer Upper House
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Imagine this scenario, you have been on the house market for months now and are getting exhausted going from house to house trying to figure out which place is best for you and your […]
Does This Investment Pass the Smell Test?
If you’ve been reading this blog for any decent amount of time you know that my investment style is pretty boring. You won’t find any articles on this site about the hottest new stocks or magically high yielding investments. Instead, you’ll see me promoting low cost funds and figuring out ways to avoid any and […]
5 Life Expenses that Are Worth The Money To Hire The Right Professionals
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Our society runs on money. Without it, a person can’t really do much of anything. Saving money for a rainy day has always been taught as the wise thing to do, but when those […]
My Latest Credit Card: The Amex Starwood Preferred Guest Card(SPG)
Update (6/3/14): The current offer has been increased to 30k points for the Amex SPG Personal and Amex SPG Business card. If you’d like to sign up using my referral code, please shoot me an e-mail and I’ll send you the sign-up link. Since I’ve got a European honeymoon coming up this summer, I’ve been in […]
How to Write a Financial Essay
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Financial essay is an important step during your coursework. It can help the teacher to identify your readiness to make issues on finance out. It is a good chance for students to show their […]
Why You Should Plan to Keep Your Older Car
Anyone who knows me knows I love my car. No, it’s not some fancy, sporty European coupe or a rock-climbing, off-roading, adventure-seeking vehicle. It’s not new, it has zero special features, and it doesn’t have leather seats. It’s just a plain ol’ Mazda sedan – a Mazda3 to be exact – that is one grade […]
Travelling Safe for an Enjoyable Holiday
Going on holiday is all about relaxation, spending time with the people and in the places you love, and just getting away from your regular, everyday life. But what becomes of that when everything goes wrong? Lose your baggage, lose your wallet or have it stolen, your flight fails, or have your travel disrupted in […]
When Should You Hire a Cleaning Lady?
Now that I’m back working my day job, I have a lot less free time in my life. I generally work online for 2-3 hours a night after work and that severely cuts into my TV watching and forces me to be a lot more efficient when it comes to managing my time. So the last thing […]
Turning Your Hobby Into a Full-time Profession
Everyone has the dream of being free from working for “the man,” whoever “the man” might be. You’ve daydreamed about someday owning your own business. And when you look around yourself at the success that others have had striking out on their own with their own businesses, it seems like it could work for you, […]
PenFed 5 Year CD’s are Now Paying 3%
When I first read about PenFed’s 3% CD’s a couple weeks ago I thought there was some sort of typo. I couldn’t believe there was a company out there offering 3% interest rates! That was over 1% of what their closest competitor was offering at the time. And since this deal popped up right before […]
The 7-Step Guide For Getting Out of Debt
Believe it or not, a full 50% of households in the United States have credit card debt to the tune of $14,000 or more. The average American household credit card debt as of November 2013 was $7,123. These people are still in line at the movie theater, buying lattes and getting deliveries from Amazon. The vast majority […]
5 Ways You Could Be Overspending and How to Fix It
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Money finds a way to leak, unless you are super watchful of it. We are surrounded by so much stuff that we don’t even realize what we’ve picked up or why and are soon […]
My Costly Wedding Mistakes (and How You Can Avoid Them)
Editor’s Note: This is the first article from our new contributing author Kali Hawlk. I’d like to welcome her to the site and look forward to all the great articles she’ll be bringing us this year. Kali will have a weekly column that will appear each and every Wednesday. You can also find more of […]
Manilla Review 2014
Update(5/11/14): Manilla will be shutting down on July 1, 2014. Manilla is a web site that offers customers the ability to manage and organize their lives all in one place—it gives customers the opportunity get rid of the separate day planner, budget planner, and other management tools to keep your life in line. Manilla.com aims […]
Get $400 and 2.2% Cash Back with the Barclaycard Arrival
Now that my credit card total has reached a quarter century, I’m always on the lookout for the latest and greatest deals. Since I’ve already applied for a lot of the major cards, it takes a little more creativity these days to get the big spending bonuses but they’re definitely still out there. I recently […]
All change in 2014: What New Years’ Resolutions do we have?
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. The New Year is barely a week old, but it seems that a number of us have decided to try and make changes. Sticking to them is pretty difficult, especially as many will have […]
H&R Block Review 2014
Tax time is a stressful time for everyone and it’s not a time that you have to take things on by yourself. Yet, thousands upon thousands of people do take it on themselves every year, and end up with an audit, paying taxes they don’t need to pay, or getting back less than they deserve. […]
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