Archive for September, 2009
Develop a Healthy Attitude About Money and Spot Unhealthy Habits
Becoming financially independent requires that you live below your means and pu tsome money away for the future but there’s more to it than that. Something as simple as your attitude about money can have a significant impact on the financial decisions you make. You can read all of the books, blogs, or money magazines [...]
Owning a Home Isn’t Necessary for Building Wealth – Make Sure You Buy a Home for the Right Reasons
Home ownership is part of the American Dream and many personal finance pundits insist you need to become a homeowner in order to be financially successful and create wealth. While it’s true that owning a home can be a significant key to building long-term wealth and financial stability, that isn’t always the case. There are [...]
How to Break the Minimum Credit Card Payment Mindset
I’ve been spending a bit of time lately discussing credit cards and debt because it’s an important issue for many people. Unlike a lot of bloggers I’m not against credit cards completely. They are a financial tool just like any other. They can be a powerful tool when used correctly, but they can also cause [...]
Paying for College or Saving for Retirement: The Generation X Balancing Act
As Generation X continues to age, build successful careers, and start families there comes a time when parents need to weigh two important financial options. Save for college, save for retirement, or somehow try to do both. As we see college tuition spiral out of control and realize that Social Security is a laughable retirement [...]
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