• Comparing Data in Bundle

    Bundle Rolls Out New Features: Now You Can Track Your Own Spending and Create a Budget

    Jeremy | September 6, 2010 | Comments (0)

    New Update Puts Bundle On Par, or Even Ahead of Mint Bundle.com launched way back in January of this year and for a long time you couldn’t do much other than compare a wealth of spending data across virtually every location in the county. While very cool and interesting to see how you compare to [...]

  • Flexible Spending Accounts: Is a FSA Right for You?

    Flexible Spending Accounts: Is a FSA Right for You?

    Jeremy | September 1, 2010 | Comments (1)

    Flexible Spending Accounts Provide an Easy Way to Save Money and Pay for Health Care Expenses One unfortunate result of rising costs associated with health care and health insurance is that employers are now looking for ways to trim employee health benefits. This usually includes increasing co-pays, out-pocket-costs, and deductibles. The good news is that [...]

  • Five of the Best Websites for Freelance Writers

    Five of the Best Websites for Freelance Writers

    Charissa | August 3, 2010 | Comments (9)

    These Sites Are 5 of the Best for Freelance Writers As a freelance writer, I am always on the lookout for new ideas on how to drum up business.  In addition to broadening my skill set, regular trips to the following five websites put me into contact with potential clients, give me pointers on how [...]

  • Download My Free eBook: Invest Like a Pro

    Download My Free eBook: Invest Like a Pro

    Jeremy | July 19, 2010 | Comments (4)

    Are you tired of all the investing gimmicks out there? Invest in gold, buy commodities, short stocks, trade Forex, and all of that garbage? You’re not alone. Companies are targeting investors and trying to lure them into more uncommon investments in part thanks to the weak economy and stock market performance over the last few [...]

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  • Reader Question: I’ve Lost a Lot of Money in the Market. Should I Get Out?

    Reader Question: I’ve Lost a Lot of Money in the Market. Should I Get Out?

    I receive a number of emails each week from readers and I try to answer all of them the best I can, but occasionally I get questions from multiple people that ask the same thing. In those situations I like to address the question as a post which can hopefully help others who probably have [...]

  • Should You Be Investing in Gold?

    Should You Be Investing in Gold?

    The Downsides of Investing in Gold May Outweigh the Benefits Early May has shown the price of gold reach record levels, mostly due to continued reports regarding Greece’s financial situation. In capricious times of change economists have always recommended investing in gold due to its reputation for being able to weather the storm and come [...]

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  • Saving Money

  • 7 Great Coupon Resources

    7 Great Coupon Resources

    Saving Money With Coupons is Easy if You Know Where to Look Let’s face it.  We could all stand to have a little more money in the bank.  Grocery shopping, although necessary, can be a big budget buster.  Without careful planning, a trip to pick up “essentials” can wind up costing a small fortune.  Rather [...]

  • Saving Money on Back to School Supplies

    Saving Money on Back to School Supplies

    Save Money When Back to School Shopping Back to school normally means a shopping trip that can quickly overtax your wallet. This single shopping excursion can have a major impact on your budget if it gets out of hand. There are a few ways to save money and still provide your children with the experience [...]

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  • How Much Money Do I Need to Save For Retirement?

    How Much Money Do I Need to Save For Retirement?

    Calculating How Much Money You Need for Retirement Every so often I receive questions from readers. I try to answer them all directly, but occasionally a question comes up that is very broad and is one that more people are thinking about but not asking. Everybody wants to know how much they should be saving [...]

  • Don’t Treat Your 401(k) Like a Savings Account

    Don’t Treat Your 401(k) Like a Savings Account

    As a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor and someone who deals specifically with retirement issues I spend a lot of time helping participants with their retirement plans. One of the most common reasons participants would meet with me is because they say need money and they are looking to take it out of their retirement plan. [...]

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  • Comparing Data in Bundle

    Bundle Rolls Out New Features: Now You Can Track Your Own Spending and Create a Budget

    New Update Puts Bundle On Par, or Even Ahead of Mint Bundle.com launched way back in January of this year and for a long time you couldn’t do much other than compare a wealth of spending data across virtually every location in the county. While very cool and interesting to see how you compare to [...]

  • Friday Finance Findings for September 3rd

    Friday Finance Findings for September 3rd

    It’s been a while since posting a roundup of great finance links, but things have been pretty busy around here. Between trying to get the new website design launched, a funeral, having guests over, and preparing for a new baby in just 24 days it’s been a little hectic. By the way, if you are [...]

  • Flexible Spending Accounts: Is a FSA Right for You?

    Flexible Spending Accounts: Is a FSA Right for You?

    Flexible Spending Accounts Provide an Easy Way to Save Money and Pay for Health Care Expenses One unfortunate result of rising costs associated with health care and health insurance is that employers are now looking for ways to trim employee health benefits. This usually includes increasing co-pays, out-pocket-costs, and deductibles. The good news is that [...]

  • Poll: What’s Your Take on the Hindenburg Omen?

    Poll: What’s Your Take on the Hindenburg Omen?

    If you’ve been listening to the media lately you may have heard something about the Hindenburg Omen. It sounds kind of ominous, and I guess it should because it predicts a severe market crash. The Omen has been behind every market crash since 1987, but significant stock-market declines have followed only 25% of the time. So [...]

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