What Every Married Woman Should Know About Money
Sun Jul 11, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
A lady friend of mine suggested to write about a married woman finances and how best she should approach it. The wife is likely to fall victim to Divorce or Death of her husband. Statistics show that about one-half of all marriages end in divorce in the United States. Nearly 80% of married women become … Continue Reading »
Financial Strategies For Working Couples
Thu Jul 8, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
For a variety of reasons, few two-income couples take full advantage of their financial power, and they generally don’t concentrate on making their money work for them. If you both were living separately, you would each have rent or mortgage payments with all kinds of bills to pay. Besides, you would each tend to dine … Continue Reading »
Free Finance Spreadsheets Powered By Praxis Templates
Tue Jun 15, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
Praxis Templates have developed finance templates in the form of spreadsheets that are extremely easy to understand and use. The company has used the more popular MS EXCEL as the basis for the templates. In order to fully use and benefit from these spreadsheet, it is better you have MS EXCEL installed on your computer. … Continue Reading »
6 Tips Where To Find Cash Fast
Thu May 20, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
When you need a large sum of cash quickly, then don’t pull out your high interest-rate credit card as your first option. There are other ways to get cash and a lot less expensive. There are some finance experts who would argue against and others would be in favor. Do your Math yourself which method … Continue Reading »
12 Easy Steps To Your Financial Freedom Before Retirement
Wed Apr 21, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
Jane Bryant Quinn is one of the nation’s leading commentators on personal finance, with books and columns read and trusted by millions. Her book titled “Making the Most of Your Money NOW” is a classic bestseller. When times get hard, folks’ safety net of living in the present, let alone in retirement, increasingly start to … Continue Reading »
3 Tips To Automate Your Personal Finances
Wed Apr 14, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
These days, most banks – including your neighborhood bank – offer online features and benefits that you can take advantage of to automate your personal finances. In my family, we have automated three areas and you could do the same. First and foremost is savings, then you pay your bills online and the third one … Continue Reading »
Donna Simpson Is Determined To Reach The 1000 lb. Mark
Thu Mar 18, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
In the age of the current euphoria to get the thinnest possible – some have died in the process to become one, here comes a New Jersey female of 42 years to reach and cross the 1000lb. mark. She goes by the name Donna Simpson. At present, she weighs more than 590lbs. She is determined … Continue Reading »
Are Gov. Employees Making More Or Less Than Private Sector?
Wed Mar 10, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
Are government employees – federal, state, and local – earning more money or less than their counterpart in the private sector? I always thought folks in private sector were making more money. That’s the impression I get from the media. Articles after articles have been written about their pay. Brian S. Wesbury and Robert Stein … Continue Reading »
It’s OK To Take Commercialism Out Of Our Health-Care System
Fri Mar 5, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
I, like so many others, have read many articles about our national health-care system. As long as I can remember, since moving to the States in the seventies, the debate about health-care system has been going on and off, especially during election years. Presently, it has been presented to the American people as if it’s … Continue Reading »
Is The Country Known As The U.S. Financially Governable?
Thu Feb 18, 2010 | | Posted in Finances
The title for today’s post is part of a statement given by G. William Hoagland, who was a fiscal policy adviser to Senate Republican leaders and a witness to past bipartisan budget summits. “These days I wonder if this country is even governable.” On Feb. 15, 2010, Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana – son of … Continue Reading »
