Money Tips Network

Thanks to ATMs being so widespread globally, you can travel to a foreign country with little more than a bank card and gain instant access to your cash. However, without an understanding of the differences between using an ATM at home and abroad, you could end up in serious trouble.

President Trump recently announced new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, in a move that got mixed reviews from business and political leaders.

Dr. Barbara O'Neill from Rutgers joined us for our #WBChat on March 15th to share insights on saving strategies. Our #eXASW #WBChat featured awesome tips designed to help people maximize their savings.

You’ve read several personal finance books over the last few years. You’ve gorged on personal finance websites. You’ve developed a plan to get yourself out of debt and largely executed it. You’re saving for retirement at a nice rate.

In short, you’ve largely got this “personal finance” thing figured out.

The thing is, once the core principles of personal finance are stuck in your head, continuing that journey of learning and improving becomes a bit more challenging. At its core, the tenets of how most people manage their personal finances are actually pretty easy; the trick is in implementing them in your actual life. Once you’ve got that… what else is there?

If you love earning airline miles, hotel points, and cash-back with rewards and travel credit cards, you probably already know how lucrative signup bonuses can be. If not, you should start paying more attention to the cards you sign up for and their unique introductory promotions. While the top cash-back and rewards cards typically offer 1-5 points for each dollar you spend on a daily basis, a signup bonus can boost your point haul at a much faster pace.

European getaways are often associated with high costs, and when you're talking about cities like London, Madrid, or Paris, that is often true.

If you're passionate about personal finance, you know about the importance of building net worth. This means accumulating things that will grow in value, while reducing your liabilities.

Bringing a new little one into your family is an exciting time, but it can also be stressful if you have to juggle new baby expenses on top of debt repayment. Don't get overwhelmed.

Hello, and welcome back to Get Rich Slowly!

My name is J.D. Roth, and I founded this site in 2006. I sold GRS in 2009, but I bought it back last autumn. I’ve been publishing new material regularly for the past five months. It’s been awesome!

This announcement will seem strange to folks who have been following along since last October. I apologize. However, I just now reclaimed the old subscription management account from the site’s previous owners. That means — in theory — that when I publish this short blurb, up to 120,000 former RSS subscribers will suddenly discover that I’m back and that the site is back.