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  • The Virgin Banker  By : Barney Garcia
    There are a number of things to consider before opening your first bank account. The first thing to consider before opening your first bank account is whether or not you have enough money to warrant opening such an account.
  • Apply for a Loan or Buy a Used Car?  By : Joe Kenny
    It is a fact of life that many people need adequate forms of transportation to commute to and from their jobs. If you are like most people, your car is one of the largest expenses you will have next to your house.
  • Why You Should Care At All About Choosing A Bank And What To Watch Out For...  By : Chad McDonald
    Choosing a bank is not rocket science but some common sense and a nice handy list of questions will save you some major headaches down the road by choosing a bank now that will meet your needs later.
  • How You And Your Partner Should Save Money  By : Rene Graeber
    Most newly-married couples are having a hard time adjusting to a different way of life, especially when it comes to financial matters. As separate individuals, your spending habits will differ. This is why you both need to make certain adjustments to combine the household budget.

    Here are some ways on how you and your partner can make the ‘financial aspect’ of your marriage harmonious and organized.
  • How To Create Your Financial Independence, and Enjoy a Happy and Secure Old Age  By : Geoff Morris
    If people want financial freedom in their old age, they have to fight for it; they can not just expect it from the State. This article shows how to carry out that fight successfully.
  • Take Waste Out Of Your Spending  By : Drew Miles
    The ability to save money has nothing to do with income. Take waste out of your spending and you’ll drive the haste out of your life.
  • Saving Money Around The House  By : Linda Polansky
    You spend the most time there, so it makes sense that your house represents your largest expense. Whether it is the day to day upkeep, and operating expenses, repair projects, or the rent or mortgage payment, you allocate a big portion of your income to your home. Because you spend so much money on it, take advantage of the following tips to start trimming your budget.
  • Cutting Your Kids' Schooling Costs  By : Edwin Shackleford
    Whenever the school season is just around the corner, there's only one thing that parents are thinking about - the impending costs. Education is a primary right and a pertinent need of every child but it can become very costly. Availing of scholarships and education grants for your children is the best way to get them through schooling. But of course, only a small percentage of children can be given these privileges.
  • Budgeting For Emergency Funds?  By : Edwin Shackleford
    Emergency funds are considered to be a necessity as far as financial security is concerned, since it can provide one with financial resources that one can resort to and depend on when an emergency arises such that when one is sick and have the burden of paying huge medical bills, or unexpected home or major car repair.
  • Personal Finance. Student Loans Debts Do Not Go On Your Credit Record  By : Michael Challiner
    Every time you apply for credit, for example a credit card or a loan, the lender will request to see your credit history from a credit reference agency. The information they hold is so detailed that there's really no need for us to fill out that long application form, because within a fraction of a second they can see all they need to know from Experian, Equifax or Callcredit, the three main credit reference agencies.
  • A Frugal Lifestyle  By : Edwin Shackleford
    The word “frugality” has left a more negative connotation for most people than simply being a saver, a cheapskate or tightwad. There is a thin line difference to saving and too much frugality to the point of being awkward and ridiculous. This is where the negative connotation comes from.
  • Saving Money at the Pump  By : C.F. Bettridge
    A recent report in the Financial Times predicted that the average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States may soon reach $3.00 . . . that's the bad news! The good news is, skyrocketing gasoline prices have caused many Americans to start looking for ways to either cut back on the miles they drive or find ways to make their cars more fuel efficient.
  • Relationships – A Stock Market Game  By : Tom Tessin
    This article explains how relationships can save you money in the long run.
  • The Magic Bullet Method of Investing  By : Chris Cooper
    Some of the best ways to reach the goal of dying broke.
  • Do You Have A Plan For Sticking To Your Budget?  By : Dee Marie
    So you’ve made your budget and it looks good on paper. Great! Now it is time to implement it. But are you ready to follow the budget you’ve developed? Here are some helpful tips to keep you on track with your budget.

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