5 Important Things I Learned First-Hand About Buying a House
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: bank owned properties, foreclosure, home, home buying, house, house buying secrets, Investments, real estateImportant things to keep in mind when purchasing a home. Make a safe real estate investment and follow the tips in this article.
7 Great Qualities Shared by the Rich and Successful
Posted in Personal Finance by galinavad | Tags: Finance, how to, Personal Finance, rich, successful, tips, TraitsWhat are the qualities shared by the rich and successful? How can YOU separate yourself from the pack and thrive in every situation? Take a look at this wonderful guest post to find out.
Joining the Yakezie Challenge
Posted in Personal Finance by KevinToday I have decided to join the Financial Samurai’s Yakezie Challenge. The goal of the Yakezie Challenge is to use networking and lots of promotion to raise the Alexa ranking of participating personal finance blogs to under 200,000. Of course, more popular sites that have a ranking already under the goal benefit too as their [...]
How to Finance Your Graduate School Education without Loans
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: assistantships, college, Education, fellowships, graduate school, grants, loans, scholarships, studentIf you’re a future grad student, you should know that loans are your last option, not your first. Check out these other ways to finance your graduate education.
10 Ways to Raise Your Credit Score
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: credit, credit card, credit score, loansFollowing a few or more of these tips can give a significant boost to your credit score, allowing you to get the loan you wanted.
15 Simple Ways to Make Extra Money
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: career, income, job, jobs, make money, money, WorkWant to make some extra money? Looking for new and creative ways? Here are some things you can do earn a supplemental income.
Ten Money Saving Fast Food Promotions
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: coupons, el pollo loco, fast food, jack in the box, panda express, promotions, save, SpendingEnjoy these top ten fast food promotions and printable coupons at top restaurants.
What is the criteria for a personal loan?
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: credit, loans, Personal FinanceI have received numerous e-mails from readers asking about the eligibility criteria for a personal loan. There is no straight answer to this question as all financial institutions have different screening processes. There are no two people alike, and the same thing happens to financial situations. The market offers an incredible variety of financial products [...]
Student Loan Tips and Secrets
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: credit, loans, studentBefore taking out a student loan, it is a good idea for parents and students alike to read more about the benefits and disadvantages of each type of loan (whether personal, private, or government subsidized) in order to ensure a smooth transition after graduation.
Let us dissect the benefits and possible uses for each of the [...]
Save Money and Still Look Beautiful for your Wedding
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: Clothing, lifestyle, womenWedding plans – What is the difference between a summer bride a woman who weds in autumn, spring, or winter? Not much, besides the price. When considering a wedding, one must come to agree that the most successful wedding is the one that balances the price and the elegance. If overspend, sure, you will have [...]
Tips on Restoring Your Wealth
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: wealthHave you lost a ton of money from your investments in the past two years? Is your capital gain loss? Does the chart of your net worth for real estate, stocks, bonds, oil or other commodities resemble a cliff? Do your IRA and 401-K remind you of the Titanic? Many people have had huge financial [...]
10 Great Ideas for a Rainy Day Fund
Posted in Personal Finance by Kevin | Tags: Finance, Living Expenses, save moneyEven when the economy is steady, having a 6 months rainy day savings can go a long way in securing a stable future for your family. Nowadays, the government recommends a family has enough to live on for 8 months, provided all income sources are removed. Hence, managing your money for a personal or family [...]
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