Yearly Archives: 2011

Using a credit card instead of using cash or a check MAY be a good idea since it’s convenient, safe and secure, all on one bill, and may offer rewards. But use it wisely. While it may not be easy… Read More »

Retirement planning requires asking yourself some questions, such as “When do I begin saving for retirement?”, “How do I start?” and “Should I purchase stocks, bonds, annuities, commodities, mutual funds or other assets?” The answer to the first question is… Read More »

Okay, so you’re on a budget and you’re still unable to save any money. I read an msn.com article that detailed 10 things which we commonly purchase that result in less than efficient usage of our funds. It should be… Read More »

Credit Cards have their place and can be useful when used correctly, such as when I was traveling in another state and needed some quasi-expensive repair work done on my car. Not having enough cash on hand to have the… Read More »

We all know that the New Year brings thoughts about it being a fresh start and what you would like to do differently this year. These thoughts frequently become New Year’s Resolutions, which we also know are frequently broken or… Read More »