Personal Finance for Young 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. Bingo has a reputation for being something of a tiresome game, played only by grannies and drunk middle-aged … [Continue reading]
A lot of personal finance sites out there focus on saving you a few bucks here and there, but I'm more concerned with the big stuff. Everyone knows that they can save money by making coffee at home but what about getting rid of coffee altogether? … [Continue reading]
I've lived in San Diego for almost 10 years now and not once had I ever been called in to jury duty. During college, my official records stated that I lived in Los Angeles(at my parent's house) so every time I got called in to LA County jury duty I … [Continue reading]
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. It can be difficult trying to get a loan when you have a poor credit history or bad debt. Jumping through … [Continue reading]
Gary Dek is a former investment banker and private equity analyst. Don’t hate him – he had nothing to do with the mortgage crisis and the recession. He writes at Gajizmo.com – check out his site sometime. There are excellent reasons for … [Continue reading]
This is a guest post by Chris at StumbleForward. Head over to his blog and check out his other articles after you're done with this one! We all understand that the cost of living is going up on an annual basis. But as we get older, there are … [Continue reading]
Whether you're rich or poor, access to high quality healthcare is something that's important to all of us. Since it can literally be a 'life or death' matter, there is always great debate over the topic and when it comes to health insurance. … [Continue reading]
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. What Are Binary Options? Binary options are an exciting way of investing in the financial markets. They … [Continue reading]
Living in Souther California has it's benefits, yet year after year I find myself making the same trek to the hot and arid Nevada desert. Las Vegas probably feels like a second home to a lot of SoCal'ers since it's just an hour plane ride or a 5 … [Continue reading]
Most people wouldn't think of me as a small business owner but I actually own two small businesses. They don't have a physical presence or a storefront but they still count as small businesses in the eyes of the IRS. And although the income is only … [Continue reading]
Four years ago, I knew very little about saving for retirement. But I didn't need to know anything yet, since I had just graduated and I was more worried about getting a job than saving for retirement. Once I landed that great-paying job though and … [Continue reading]
The following article is a guest post. It's also part of my monthly series on credit and building up your credit score. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Applying for a loan in … [Continue reading]
The following article is a guest post, the ages and terms are UK-based but the overall message is applicable to all countries. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. The days for women … [Continue reading]
This is the second part in my series on investing in a Lending Club Roth IRA. You can read the first article here about Opening a No Fee Lending Club Roth IRA. Finding a Great Sign-Up Bonus Lending Club has always had some pretty solid sign-up … [Continue reading]
I've been investing with Lending Club for three years now and my returns are still over 10%. I've developed a specific set of filters that I feel give me a distinct advantage over the average LC investor yet it's nothing ground breaking. The … [Continue reading]
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me. Buying your own property is probably as big a decision as getting married is for most people. Well, not as … [Continue reading]
Since I tend to get a lot of questions in my inbox and search hits from Google on building credit and opening credit cards I'm going to be talking about it a lot this month. I've already answered a reader question on credit and I'll be discussing my … [Continue reading]
If you do most of your shopping online like me, you'll know that certain items were not made to be sold on the internet. I rarely buy things like dress shirts and pants online since it's so tough to tell what type of cut a shirt is or how well a … [Continue reading]
One of the most popular articles on this site is an article I wrote last year about 'piggybacking' off someone's credit(1,121 views in just the past month alone). In the article, I actually did a case study where I added my fiancee as an authorized … [Continue reading]
Most articles around this time of year talk about what to do or not do with your tax refund. I've already talked about that, so instead I'm going to help you come up with ways to avoid paying taxes next year. I don't mean stashing all your money in … [Continue reading]