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I Want To Catch Up on My Retirement Planning What Should I Do? By : Nocita Tips and information provided on catching up on saving for your retirement. It’s never to late to start saving for retirement now! 'The Wealthy Barber' - A Beginners Guide to Wealth Building By : Tomas Cullin If you, like most people, have not seriously considered what steps you should take for planning your finances and are now planning on buying a house, getting married or having children or sending your children to college, you will do well to read David Chilton's book 'The Wealthy Barber'. It will not matter if you have never heard of a mutual fund or even balanced your checkbook. Tips for Financial Prosperity In the New Year By : Rick Young With inflation, high gas prices and cost of living on the rise, many Americans are examining their budgets and resolving to save money in the New Year. Tips on Saving Energy Year-Round By : Rick Young According to a recent report for the Energy Information Administration, natural gas users can expect to pay an average of $350 more this winter compared with last year, an increase of 48 percent. And those who heat with oil will pay an estimated $378, or 32 percent, more. Guaranteed-Sale Program Gives Owners Peace of Mind By : Rick Young Even in the hottest real estate markets, not every house sells quickly. This presents numerous problems for owners who need to move fast. Space-Saving Appliance Saves Homeowners Money By : Rick Young Wall-hung boilers are here to stay in North America. New Web Site Helps You Reduce Energy Bills By : Rick Young As gasoline, natural gas and heating-oil bills skyrocket and overall energy prices go up and down like a roller coaster, what's a frustrated consumer to do? Protect Your Name This Holiday Season By : Raymond Robinson The holiday season is the time of year when you should be spreading holiday cheer and buying the perfect gifts for everyone on your shopping list, not spending time recovering a stolen identity. Make Your Energy Bills Look as Good as Your Home By : Ralph King Even the nicest homes can be uncomfortable if you're trying to keep energy costs low during the cold winter months. Don't Let Heating Bills Get the Best of You This Winter By : Ralph King During the cold of winter, nothing makes your blood boil like those rising heating bills. With a few home improvements, you can stop those bills from adding fuel to the fire of maddening energy bills. Reducing Costs, Increasing Profitability By : Stacey Moore Given the intense focus on fiscal discipline today, it's only natural that businesses of all sizes are looking for opportunities to reduce costs and increase profitability. Closing the Retirement Gap By : Norman Anderson Though most women admit they are concerned about their financial future, many continue to lag behind when it comes to preparing for retirement. And they know it. According to a recently released study by Prudential Financial, Inc., entitled Financial Experience and Behaviors Among Women, a whopping 62 percent of women gave themselves a grade of “C” or lower when it came to their knowledge of financial products and services. Saving Now For a Happy Holiday By : Norman Anderson The weather’s warm, the kids are home from school and the car’s packed for a family get-away. Is it really the time of year when thoughts turn to snow, holiday shopping and gift wrapping? The fact is, there’s only a few months remaining until the holiday season begins. No matter the size of your gift list, anyone recalling last year’s holiday bills can tell you that it’s never too early to begin saving. Tuition Tips – and More By : Norman Anderson As you send your son or daughter off to college, you have a lot on your mind – will they be OK on their own, will they eat right, will they call? If you’re like many parents, you’re probably also wondering how you’ll pay for the next four years. Follow the Path to Financial Freedom By : Norman Anderson Retirement may still be a few years, or even decades away, but there’s no time like the present to start planning for your future. However, not enough people are doing it. Young Families Need Strong Foundations By : Norman Anderson You’re young, just married and dreaming big. First child. First home. Young families have much to plan for. Planning for financial security should be high on your to-do lists. Beneficiary Controlled Trust Fact Sheet By : Charles Lamm As middle class estates get larger, and the divorce rate grows, more and more financial planners are utilizing beneficiary controlled trusts to pass inheritance on to future generations without loss to the beneficiary's creditors, ex-spouses, or even the IRS. Rewards Program Not Always Best Measurement of a Credit Card By : John Janney Fees and traps within the cardholder agreement often erase any benefit from a credit card’s rewards program. Here are some traps to avoid. Easy Money Mangement Strategy By : Jason A. Martin - The buzzwords "money management" is thrown around left and right in the gambling world. Look around for advice on money management and you will find everything from grossly incomplete articles to full blown strategies for brilliant mathematicians. Today, I will share a quick and easy money management strategy that you can use each time you gamble. It's effective and takes just a minute to learn. I will give you an easy way to manage your gambling sessions. Sure, you could ... Should I pay to buy down my interest rate? By : Zach Koneffko When is the right time to buy down the interest rate and will it save me money? ETF Investments: Understanding "The Dark Side" of Exchange Traded Funds By : Dr. Mark Skousen Dr. Skousen reveals two dangers that threaten ETF (exchange traded funds) investments... and compares exchange traded funds with mutual funds to see which is today's smarter investment. Global Investments: A Crumbling “Wall of Worry” Presents an International Profit Opportunity By : Dr. Mark Skousen Guest Editor Horacio Marquez reviews four factors that present a unique opportunity to profit from global investments. Value Investing: 3 Lessons from Seth Klarman's "Margin of Safety"... and 1 Value Investment Recommendation By : Dr. Mark Skousen Dr. Mark Skousen explores the "Value Investing" strategy (little downside risk and considerable upside potential), including one of today's most successful value funds. Ethanol Stocks: Two Ways To Profit As America Shifts Toward this Alternative Fuel By : Dr. Mark Skousen Guest editor Karim Rahemtulla shows how to profit off the pending ethanol alternative fuel boom with two ethanol stock recommendations. Creating an Emergency Fund By : Morgan James Even though we try to prepare ourselves for all eventualities, sometimes things happen that we just couldn’t foresee. This article will teach you how to avert financial emergencies. Save Every Day By : Stacey Moore One of the best ways to save money is to try to lower the costs of your daily necessities. More and more people are spending smarter and looking to get something in return for their hard-earned cash-even on life's essentials. Use Common Sense Before Applying For A Home Loan. By : smartinternet Use a common sense approach to personal finances which are 90 percent behavioral, will change your personal finances. Frugal Living - The Real Key By : Steve Gillman Frugal living isn't just about clipping coupons and shopping sales. There is a key that many cheapskates miss. Start Shoveling Piles of Cash Back INTO the Window By : Sam Streubel Now, more than ever, it’s possible to stop wasting energy and be rewarded handsomely for doing so. Whether you’re refinancing your home with an Energy Efficient Mortgage, getting a rebate from your local utility for purchasing an Energy Star appliance or earning a tax credit when you install a new boiler, the savings are immediate, and over the long term, substantial. Can You Become a Millionire? By : Dr. Deepak Dutta Yes, you can become a millionaire without winning a lottery. It is possible to become a millionaire by cutting your small expenses and getting into the habit of saving regularly. It is not only what you make but also what you spend that determines if you would be a millionaire or not when you retire. We all want to make big bucks as quickly as possible and retire early, but that is not always possible unless you win a lottery.
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