I get a particular negative jolt when I review a credit card bill and find a charge for something that's already over and done--a meal already eaten, a vacation already taken,
Rising fuel costs are hard on everybody, but one group gets hit especially hard: Rural folks--especially rural folks who work in town. On my previous posts on expensive fuel,
Hard work and smarts will only get you so far. If you want to get to the top, you need to master the art of sucking up — but it doesn't have to, well, suck.
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6 Indirect Ways Taxes to the Rich May Hurt You
Should we extend the tax cuts for the rich? This may affect you more than you think, even if you aren't making $250,000 yet.
4 Reasons You Might Have a "Phased" Retirement
If a total leave from the working world isn't in your cards, take your retirement in phases!
6 Age Milestones That Impact Your Retirement
You can drive at 16 and vote at 18. Don't forget, though, that important age milestones come later in life, too.
How to Determine If Your Finances Are Ready for a Big Purchase
A home, a car, the latest pricey gadget — before you commit to buying, you better make sure you can afford such a large purchase.
5 Money Mistakes to Stop Making by 50
By your 50s, you should have a solid grasp on personal finance — and if not, it might be due to these all-too-common mistakes.
How to Prep Your Finances for an Emergency Vet Visit
For a pet parent, an emergency visit to the vet is always stressful. Here's how to handle it financially.
Why It Pays to Wait Before Applying for a New Rewards Card
Before a sweet perk convinces you to apply for another rewards credit card, you might want to wait for some even better ones.
How much are memories worth?
I get a particular negative jolt when I review a credit card bill and find a charge for something that's already over and done--a meal already eaten, a vacation already taken,
How to Go From Two Incomes to One
A lost job, a new baby… You really can make the shift from two-income household to one with some easy budgeting tricks.
Rural living in a world with expensive fuel
Rising fuel costs are hard on everybody, but one group gets hit especially hard: Rural folks--especially rural folks who work in town. On my previous posts on expensive fuel,
10 Negotiation Mistakes That Will Destroy Your Deal
From small buys to major life purchases, negotiation can make or break the deal. Win your next haggle-sesh by avoiding these common mistakes.
10 Hidden Housing Costs New Homeowners Don't Expect
Buying a house comes with tons of hidden costs — and newbie buyers tend to overlook these 10 big ones.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Get Ahead at Work
Today we found some great articles on ways to get ahead at work, alternative financial resolutions, and ways to motivate yourself.
The 10 Coolest Things That Come in a Can
Canned corn, ho-hum. But canned Unicorn? Yep, there's that and lots more hiding in the humble can these days.
5 American Cities Where You Can Retire On Just Social Security
If Social Security is your primary post-retirement income, it may be time to move. Maybe to one of these five low-cost U.S. cities.
How Much Personal Finance Info Should You Share?
TMI doesn't just apply to your health and love life. You might not want to spill all the beans on your finances, either.
15 Ways to Suck Up at Work That Won't Make You Feel Slimy
Hard work and smarts will only get you so far. If you want to get to the top, you need to master the art of sucking up — but it doesn't have to, well, suck.
Is This the Best Search Engine Ever for New & Used Cars?
The site is one I found quite by accident.The site is called AutoTempest.com. It's only in Beta right now, but the results are a
Common Household Poisons and How to React
Prevent household poisoning by knowing what's in and around your home and what do to if something happens.
Is a 15-Year Mortgage a Good Idea?
A 15-year, fixed rate mortgage can save you thousands in interest payments. But is it really worth it?