Recent Money Blog | Strategies PostsGet Rich!by Debbie Vasen05 Jul 2008 07:58 PMOkay, yes, I know... we all want to get rich, right? Well, like all good things, money comes to those who wait. Just like anything worth working for, losing weight or gaining income, the slow turtle is the one who wins the race. There is no real get rich quick scheme. Look for Opportunitiesby Debbie Vasen01 Mar 2008 06:37 PMWhere many people see dead ends, others see an opportunity. There is no truer place for this then with money. As the stock market continues on a downtrend and the housing bubble bursts, most of us see the current road to money success as a dead end. Talk to the Expertsby Debbie Vasen11 Feb 2008 10:17 PMI have learned over the years that you are usually one of two kinds of people. Those who tend to always think the worst-case scenario or those you always image the best. When it comes to money planning, both of these personality types can negatively affect you. Take Advantage of Automatic Savings Plansby Debbie Vasen20 Oct 2007 08:46 PMMost of us are weaklings when it comes to money. There are so many fun things to buy and interesting ways to spend. How can we keep on track? The simplest way to ensure you actually save for the future is to use automatic savings plans. There are many ways to pay yourself first. Life Stagesby Debbie Vasen04 Oct 2007 05:55 PMDifferent life stages call for different money goals. Where do you fit in? Getting Started If you are early in your career, it is a perfect time to build a strong financial foundation. Good money goals are: 1. Pay down all your debt. 2. Establish an emergency fund and tuck it away tight. 3. Auto Savings Accountsby Debbie Vasen20 Jul 2007 09:03 AMSaving is tough, especially with so much out there begging for your dollar. It could be the crying child in the store or the fancy new car advertised on TV, whatever the item, it certainly tugs at your purse strings. What We Are Saving For!by Michelle Vandepas12 Dec 2006 10:57 AMIn a previous post I shared how Hubby and I have a long term emergency fund and a short term emergency fund, so far, using the same account. Our account are separate on paper, so we can keep track of the cash and were we want it to go. Saving Money Versus Paying Off Debtby Miriam Caldwell28 Nov 2006 10:54 PMIs it wiser to pay off your debt aggressively or should you begin to put money in savings? How do you decide which is best for your situation? This answer is a tricky one and one that you ultimately will need to decide. Using Found Money to Achieve Your Financial Goalsby TheFamilyCEO02 Jul 2006 09:17 AMLots of times money comes into our hands, wallets, or bank accounts, and finds its way out again just as quickly. I'm talking about that birthday gift from Grandma or the rebate check that arrived in the mail. Do It Yourself as as Savings Strategyby TheFamilyCEO26 Jun 2006 06:24 PMOne way to save significant amounts of money is to do it yourself. When you think of doing it yourself, the image of someone doing large-scale home improvements probably comes to mind. That is only one kind of do it yourselfer, however. Recent Blog Comments |
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