HelloWallet Review
This HelloWallet Review is to inform the public of a new independent source of financial information that is not connected to any financial institution. Their main goal is to turn the tables on the banks and make their financial markets work for the good of the public instead of big financiers who caused the last [...]
American Share Insurance Explained
Filed under: Economy and Politics, Personal Finance Articles
The best way to understand the ASI or the American Share Insurance, explained simply, is to first state the final result if the trend continues. The ASI will replace the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund and or the means by which private and federal credit unions protect their depositor’s money.
For the other form of [...]
Top 5 Sites for Finding the Best Bank Rates
Once in a while, it’s a good idea to step back and see what is out there. Being over-focused has it’s problems, for sure, and since the Internet is a community and not just about any one information portal, we thought we’d take a look at the best the Web has to offer. [...]
Wall Street Journal iPhone App
The Wall Street Journal iPhone App has just been released by the Wall Street Journal. The WSJ has for years charged an annual fee to access its web content, but in an awesome change in strategy, the WSJ has released this free Wall Street Journal iPhone App which allows you to get the Journal for [...]
Free Download of Suze Orman’s 2009 Action Plan
Now is the time to get your free download of Suze Orman’s 2009 Action Plan. The Oprah Winfrey Show has arranged with Suze Orman to allow Oprah fans to get a free download of Suze’s latest book, the 2009 Action Plan. You can download the book for free here.
I think that Suze Orman offers great [...]
Tis The Season To Donate
While you are buying Christmas gifts for your friends and families, remember that this is also your last chance to donate to charities to be able to write off these charitable donations for this year’s taxes.
In November, before Thanksgiving and the the Christmas Season, my wife and I always clean out our closets to donate [...]
10 Personal Finance Bloggers You Should Follow On Twitter
I thought that it would be cool to create a post on 10 personal finance bloggers that you should follow on Twitter. This list is not the top 10 personal finance bloggers. That is not its purpose. Although, please note that all of these personal finance bloggers all have great blogs. Instead, it lists 10 [...]
Carnival of Personal Finance – Cyber Monday 2008 Edition
The Carnival of Personal Finance just published its Cyber Monday 2008 Edition. The Carnival of Personal Finance is a great resource for anyone who likes to read personal finance tips and news. This edition contains articles on budgeting, career advice, credit and debt advice, the economy, finance, frugality, investing, money management, real estate, saving money, [...]
Investing In Your Company’s Stock Is Risky
For many of us working stiffs, our salaries from our employers are our biggest investments. Too often we don’t view our job as an investment, but it is. You are investing your time and efforts in exchange for your salary.
Today I read a great article in the Wall Street Journal titled, The Perils of Investing [...]
Best Way to Invest Money Series
Over the next few days, I am going to discuss the best way to invest money. This will teach you the best way to invest $XX. What do I mean by $XX? Well, I am going to discuss the best way to invest $50, the best way to invest $100, the best way to invest [...]
