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Archive for May, 2008

Friday Finance Findings For May 16th

First of all, I want to thank the guest posters for sending in a few submissions this past week. This has allowed me to catch up on a few loose ends and get back on track so that I can get into my regular writing routine again. It can be quite overwhelming to not only […]

Ten Steps To Take When You Are In Financial Trouble

This is a guest post from The Shark Investor. The Shark Investor shares his thoughts on an active approach to passive investing. This includes constant hunting for good aggressive opportunities for generating high returns on your assets.
Does a shortage of money make you feel paralyzed? Seeing yourself in a deep financial trouble is quite […]

Aggressively Pay Down That College Debt

This is a guest post by Miranda Marquit, who writes about personal finances for Yielding Wealth and edits information on debt consolidation for DestroyDebt.
One of the trends that we see a lot of these days is Leaving College With Debt. I was one of those statistics. When I finished my undergraduate degree six years ago, […]

Investing in the Stock Market Over the Past 10 Years: How Did Dollar-Cost Averaging Fare?

Over the past ten years, we’ve experienced a number of up and down periods in the market. We saw some explosive growth as the 1990s closed out only to see the markets pull back sharply for a few years. Then, things recovered and we saw another four year period of growth, followed by the most […]