Graduate Into The Real World
Today’s Money Monday comes from my friend, Jill Russo Foster of Cash, Credit and Your Finances. We’ve all seen movies involving some sudden financial windfall. Maybe the character received an inheritance from an uncle he barely knew, or maybe his investment finally paid off. How did our lucky movie character find out about his good […]
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Today’s Money Monday article is by friend Jill Russo Foster of Cash, Credit and Your Finances. Now that these new rules are in effect, you have probably been bombarded with overdraft protection offers. Why is your bank sending these offers now? Because overdraft protection will allow you to overdraw your checking account when using your […]
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“You know you need an emergency fund, and you might actually have one — if it weren’t for, you know, emergencies. Ditch the excuses and get results instead.” We have many reasons that we create as to why we don’t save. Liz Pulliam Weston is not buying it. In this article she gives reasons why […]
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I found this great list of finance books from basic to investing and more. It is not a complete list. Some people made suggestions in the comment section. It is a great start to getting you on the financial management train. Check out the list.
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If you are working right now, you need to know about the free money you could be missing. It’s called a 401k, your retirement plan. We all know that Social Security is not going to be around by the time we are eligible. So, take matters into your own hands and start preparing for the […]
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