Archive for January, 2007
It Is Amazing What Some People Will Insure While Ignoring Their Most Important Asset
As a consumer you are probably aware that you can insure virtually everything you buy. Any electronic device big or small, cell phones, kitchen appliances or even your pet can be insured. While we do spend considerable amounts of money on these items they are essentially worthless when compared to life itself. So, with life [...]
Overlooking International Investments Could Prove Costly
Whether it is because people perceive investing overseas is more risky, want to support their local economy or simply unaware of the ability to invest in international companies, many investors invest very little if at all internationally. Through awareness and an increased number of investment choices this is beginning to change. USA Today reports: Lured [...]
The Spectacular 83rd Edition Of The Carnival Of Personal Finance Is Up
Be sure to check out the carnival that Amanda put together over at Young and Broke. With over 70 submissions you will be sure to have plenty of reading to keep you busy. There are too many great articles to point out so go check it out. My submission this week was the weekly mutual [...]
What Is The Cost Of Procrastination? Probably More Than You Think
It probably doesn’t come as much of a surprise that the earlier you begin to invest the more money you can accumulate, but just how much more? In this example even a modest saver can benefit by saving $250,000 more just by starting a few years earlier. Click on the thumbnail below to open the [...]
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