Archive for June, 2007
Friday Finance Findings for June 29th
Posted on Fri, 29th June, 2007 by Jeremy (3) Comments
Thanks to our employee online travel booking service being down (at least my account) and some very short notice in regards to an upcoming trip to New York I think I have the worst itinerary possible. Multiple connector flights, long layovers… sometimes I think it would be quicker just to drive a third of the […]
Mid-Year Financial Checkup Mini-Series Part 2: Taxes
Posted on Thu, 28th June, 2007 by Jeremy (2) Comments
In part 1 I discussed the importance of reviewing your goals and tracking your progress. That is a great starting point and something you should get into the habit of doing on an even more frequent basis. The next mid-year item that you should check into is in regards to taxes.
Review Withheld Taxes YTD
If you […]
Mid-Year Financial Checkup Mini-Series Part 1: Review Your Goals and Progress
Posted on Wed, 27th June, 2007 by Jeremy (4) Comments
Most people focus on their finances at two primary times a year: the very end or beginning of the year and come tax time. While these are great times to focus on your finances it is important to remember that the year is long and your life and the world around you is constantly changing. […]
Take a Free Personal Finance Course at the University of California, Irvine Online
Posted on Wed, 27th June, 2007 by Jeremy (7) Comments
Do you ever wish you had an opportunity to take a personal finance course in high school or college? Well, thanks to the University of California, Irvine they are providing that opportunity at no cost. They have put together a fairly comprehensive online course that takes you through major personal finance issues and exercises to […]
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