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401: College Grad Health Insurance
As you graduate college and head into the great, big, scary world, there are probably a lot of things on your mind. First and foremost is finding a good job, then finding a place to live, and then maybe figuring out how to pay ba... (View article)

402: Make Life a Little Easier: Setting a Budget and Sticking with it
Where does the idea of sitting down a coming up with a personal budget rank on your list of “things I can’t wait to do”? If you’re like most people, it’s probably somewhere between jabbing a fork in your ear and getting a root ca... (View article)

403: How to Save Money on Carpet Cleaning
Is it time to clean your carpets again? It just seemed like last season that the carpet guy was in your home! In reality, if you are like most consumers, a once or twice yearly cleaning of your carpets is all that is necessary. I... (View article)

404: Got To Get Away: Stretch Your Vacation Dollars
With the dollar receiving an old fashioned beating from the euro right now, vacations to popular European destinations like England, France and Spain have become quite pricey. Not to fret though, with a little planning, you can s... (View article)

405: Buying Used Cars After Bankruptcy
If you have recently been through a bankruptcy, you may be feeling as though it is impossible to obtain credit. Reasons that include what you have heard about the stigma of bad credit and what you have read may leave you feeling... (View article)

406: How to Save Money on Auto Supplies and Parts
One of the most expensive purchases you will make in your lifetime after your home is the purchase of a new vehicle. Indeed, over your lifetime you may end up paying more for several vehicles then what you paid for one home. Once... (View article)

407: How To Keep Your Business Out Of Bankruptcy
It is very easy to drive your business towards bankruptcy and debt and a very, very hard to get out of it. Debt consolidation is the most convenient way to ensure your business with a cash flow when you need it. Maybe you are t... (View article)

408: The Clock is Ticking: Retirement Planning Later in Your Career
Are you ready for retirement? Sure, you’re mentally prepared to leave the everyday rat race, to throw your alarm clock in the garbage, and to spend your days doing whatever you so please. The question is: are you ready financiall... (View article)

409: How to Manage Your Grocery Bill
It can be painfully clear: your grocery bill eats up a significant part of your monthly budget. Some families report that as much as 30, even 40 percent of their budget is spent on food items that they must have and simply cannot... (View article)

410: Hotel Rewards Cards For Free Stays
It is a fact: major hotel chains want your business. Moreover, if you use them frequently they want to reward you with free stays during future visits. Most hotel chains offer a points system giving you the opportunity to snag a... (View article)

411: Home Insurance: Is It Worth It?
If you own a home, then likely you have homeowners insurance on your biggest and most expensive asset. True, if you own your home outright, then there is no law requiring you to have homeowners insurance. Only mortgage companies ... (View article)

412: Planning an Emergency Fund
You’re probably familiar with Murphy’s Law: “Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.” It rears its ugly head when we least expect it. That’s probably why it’s called a law, not a theory. When it comes to personal finances, old Murp... (View article)

413: Joint Bank Accounts And The Problem Of Divorce
If you are in the unfortunate situation of getting divorced, then you may be wondering how to sort out your joint bank accounts. Whether the divorce is amicable or not, it is important that you both agree on how to split the mone... (View article)

414: Dollar Drink Night: Boozing With Coworkers Could Help You Financially
There’s a group in every office. They hit the nearby watering hole for happy hour once or twice a week after work to vent shared frustrations, talk about the boss behind his back, maybe even plot future career moves. Thumbing you... (View article)

415: How To Trade In A Choppy Market
A lot of people wonder how in the world to make a trade in a market where choppy mood swings are an every day event. When this happens, instead of blindly throwing money at a stock you think should run, you have to take int... (View article)

416: The Bond Market and How You Can Benefit
In the investment world, there are two words we hear more than any others—stocks and bonds. While each can offer their own advantages and disadvantages, both should be included in your portfolio. As a general rule, stocks have ou... (View article)

417: Banking For Students And Graduates
If you are a student or have recently graduated, then there a large number of bank accounts and financial products designed specifically for you. Although students used to be much derided for the large government grants they rece... (View article)

418: Real Estate Investments – Philanthropic, Yet Profitable!
Real estate is a great vehicle for investment, if you have the cash required to get started! Real estate is considered one of the most stable investment vehicles because honestly, there is no chance of the market disappearing co... (View article)

419: How to Maximize Your Credit Card Rewards
Been sucked in to the lure of a “rewards” credit card only to get burned in the end by high interest rates and a less than stellar return when it came time to cash in those points? You’re not alone. For credit card companies, a... (View article)

420: Getting the Best Condo For the Buck
Over the past generation, condominium living has been catching on. As seniors traded in family homes for condos and as today’s baby boomers downsize to free up important time, condos are growing in popularity and prices continue ... (View article)