Tactics to Curb Impulse Spending
Date: October, 27 2016
Outdated Financial Advice That's Still Being Taught
Date: October, 25 2016
How to Thrive After Being Laid Off
It doesn’t matter if they call it being laid off or downsized— losing your job isn’t a fun experience. But some of the best and the brightest experience job loss — including Walt Disney, who was fired for not being creative enough — so take heart. The key to surviving and even thriving after a lay off is to deal with the emotions you’re feeling, make a plan and take action.
Tips to Live Within Your Means
Date: October 24, 2016
How Much Can You Spend on an Engagement Ring?
It’s the pinnacle of romantic moments: the proposal, the sparkly ring, the kiss. But that dazzling piece of jewelry can cost a pretty penny and might involve a debt that will be carried into the marriage. Picking out a ring and determining a price range requires consultation and financial planning for many modern couples.
Understanding Apple Pay, Google Wallet and Similar Apps
A growing number of businesses now let you make purchases just by tapping or waving your smartphone near the credit card reader. It’s a new way to make payments from your credit card or debit card without having to sign your name or even having to take out your wallet. If you haven’t used this technology yet, this is how the two most common ways of paying with Apple and Android devices works.
Understanding the Investment Risk Pyramid
Draw a pyramid on a scrap of paper, then look at the image. You’ll see that your pyramid is large at its base, smaller in the middle and very small at the summit. This model, which has been around for thousands of years, can also be used when it comes to assessing your investments.
Tips To Be Your Own Accountant
Most people only think about accountants at tax time, but running the numbers is a year-long duty. A good accountant can take some of the tedium out of doing your paperwork, but the reality is that many people can handle being their own accountant just fine. An eye for detail and a knack with numbers can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars on a professional accountant. Some simple tips can help you get the job done yourself.
How to Make Money as a Stay-At-Home Parent
More and more parents are turning their backs on the traditional nine-to-five work routine in the digital age. Parents want to spend less time commuting to a job and more time with their families. But making money is still a necessity, and there are ways to bring in some much needed cash without leaving home.
Ways to Repair Bad Credit
Bad credit doesn’t necessarily come just from shopping too much with credit cards or even excess spending. Medical bills or falling home values can lead to bankruptcies and foreclosures that can also tank your credit scores.