Archive for February, 2008
Friday Finance Findings For February 29th
Posted on Fri, 29th February, 2008 by Jeremy (3) Comments
It is just another Friday in Febuary — cold, more snow, and no sign of sunlight. It has been a brutal winter with many places setting records for snowfall amounts, cold temperatures, and consecutive days without seeing the sun. I’m getting quite anxious to see some warmer temperatures and to get all of this snow […]
20 Books That Will Change Your Life and How You Think About Retirement
Posted on Thu, 28th February, 2008 by Jeremy (14) Comments
If you are a part of what is considered Generation X, you know that you probably have anywhere from 25-35 years until retirement — or at least that’s what the government and most pension plans suggest as a retirement age. Since we’re currently focused on other aspects of our lives such as building careers, starting […]
Recently Married or Have a Few Children? Money Magazine Wants to Give you a Money Makeover
Posted on Tue, 26th February, 2008 by Jeremy (7) Comments
I was recently contacted to help find couples who might be suitable for an upcoming Money Makeover segment in Money Magazine. They are looking for couples who are getting ready to get married, or have just recently gotten married. In addition, they are also looking for families with two or three children that may be […]
Achieve Financial Peace With an Emergency Fund
Posted on Mon, 25th February, 2008 by Jeremy (14) Comments
This is a guest post from Brooke at Dollar Frugal. Brooke writes about ways to get to the bottom line on your life costs. If you like this article, check out her RSS feed.
An emergency fund is one of the first things you should build up before getting crazy with paying off debt […]


