You (or somebody you know) can have your cake and eat it too utilizing the Insured Annuity concept. It's a way to provide a guaranteed tax-preferred lifetime income while guarantee
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
The fact is, you can pretty easily get 30% or more on investments that are not only very safe but come with built-in inflation protection. But don't get too excited.
I ran across this idea in a book by some financial guru years ago. The book was packed with an odd mix of obvious and kooky ideas, of which this was one of the latter. For some r
Even when you aren't applying for a credit card or loan, your credit score can be affected by a variety of actions — even forgetting to return your library books.
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You (or somebody you know) can have your cake and eat it too utilizing the Insured Annuity concept. It's a way to provide a guaranteed tax-preferred lifetime income while guarantee
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If you like meeting new people and playing host, offering short-term rentals of your extra space might be an easy and fun source of extra income.
The World's 5 Most Posh Hostels
Gone are days when Hostel meant "dank crash-pad for young travelers." Behold the Poshtel.
How to Solve These 6 Problems Your Heirs Could Have With Your Estate
If you have a will, you're ahead of most Americans — but don't pat yourself on the back just yet. Your heirs may still encounter some challenges.
The sinking dollar
It takes more than $1.40 to buy one euro today. It cost less than $1 as recently as late 2002. A Canadian dollar is worth just about exactly a US dollar--a parity not seen since
5 Free Handy Coupon Apps — Don’t Leave Home Without One
With so many free coupon apps to choose from, which are worth downloading? Check out these five that can save — or even make — you money.
Walmart vs. Sam's Club: Who Actually Has the Better Deals?
Walmart may be rolling back prices, but certain items are cheaper at Sam's Club. Here's where to get the best deals on stuff you probably buy.
How a New Marriage Can Survive Student Loan Debt
Wedding bells may be ushering in more than new nuptials. If you or your spouse has student loans, there are a few key things to consider.
Huge Tax-Free Investment Returns
The fact is, you can pretty easily get 30% or more on investments that are not only very safe but come with built-in inflation protection. But don't get too excited.
The Best Prepaid Debit Cards
Prepaid debit cards offer the convenience of a regular credit card...with some unexpected benefits. Learn more about these financial tools.
Video Resumes and 5 Other Cool Tricks to Land the Job
Stand out from the masses with these clever and creative job-hunting tactics. You're hired!
9 Financial Mistakes You're Making at the Doctor's Office
If you keep making these money mistakes at the doctor's office, your wallet will really start feeling the pain.
How to Answer 23 of the Most Common Interview Questions
Here I present 23 interview questions you're likely to be asked, and how I have learned to answer them.
5 Reasons to Choose Traditional Books Over E-Books
Carrying around a tablet with tons of titles may be convenient, but there are some good reasons why you should keep those paper books on your shelf.
5 Ways Your Wardrobe Is Holding You Back at Work
In the office, you are what you wear. Are your workday duds doing all they can to boost your career?
The Fine Art of Negotiating With Your Financial Institution
Paying more and getting less in your financial agreements? Learn how to get past the red tape and negotiate with people who can say "yes."
A second emergency fund you never spend?
I ran across this idea in a book by some financial guru years ago. The book was packed with an odd mix of obvious and kooky ideas, of which this was one of the latter. For some r
10 Surprising Ways to Negatively Affect Your Credit Score
Even when you aren't applying for a credit card or loan, your credit score can be affected by a variety of actions — even forgetting to return your library books.
Best Money Tips: Faster, Cheaper Alternatives to McDonald's Breakfasts
Today we found cheaper alternatives to McDonald’s breakfast menu, science-backed ways to be happier, and fun daytime date ideas for fall.
24 Ways to Have a Blast This Weekend While Spending $0
Weekends are the best part of the week, but usually they cost money. Make this weekend a no spender with one or more of these fun, free activities.