Tips on : ~ *Credit and Car Buying *Inspiring Thoughts *Spare Change *Spring Clean Your Wallet8 *Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill
Did you ever imagine what it would be like if cameras filmed you as you overcome your debt problems? Envision creating your own documentary that may help others in the same situation. These are some episodes that may be included in 6-week documentary series.
Most of us may know that the cost of running a household keeps increasing. Daily expenses such as food and utilities may be taking a larger portion of our income each month. Below are some tips on how to save on a few common expenditures.
Tackling a long list of goals all at once can be overwhelming and as a result, resolutions may be quickly forgotten. Setting realistic expectations may help you achieve a greater amount of success. Below are some financial tasks and tips that may bring you closer to financial freedom during this year.
Malls and department stores may not be bustling with as many customers this holiday season. According to Deloitte’s 23rd Annual Holiday Survey, online retailing will continue to grow this holiday season, with a record 71% of consumers spending at least part of their holiday budgets on the Internet. The survey shows that difficult... More
As temperatures drop in the upcoming months, it may be tempting to spend more money on goods and services to keep warm. The tips listed below may help you brave the cold weather climates and ‘freeze’ some dollars for spring.
According to a national survey commissioned by the Center for a New American Dream, children aged 12 to 17 will ask their parents for products they have seen advertised an average of nine times until the parents finally relent. Watching television commercials may seem like a harmless activity for children. However, companies use... More
Many people have a primary spending personality that may affect how they use money. J. Grady Cash wrote a book entitled Seven Deadly Money Mistakes in which he identifies seven spending personalities. In this newsletter edition, we will feature three of the most common personalities including impulse buying, fanatical shopping, and... More
Recently, Senator Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing,and Urban Affairs, introduced The Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act (C.A.R.D. Act), which is a proposed legislation that will target abusive practices in the credit card industry.
The term “bounce” or “bouncing” can refer to fun children’s games or a cute newborn baby. However, when the word bounce is used to describe a check, negative thoughts may come to mind. This booklet also contains 'Tips on Balancing Your Checkbook'.
Car insurance is one of the most common bills that most households are required to pay. According to InsuranceUSA.com, an online insurance marketplace, car insurance is the most widely purchased type of insurance coverage because automobile drivers are required to have car insurance almost everywhere. Below are some tips that may help... More
“Green” is a word that refers to so much more than the color of grass or money. It has become a recent buzzword in modern society that defines products, lifestyles, and tasks that are environmentally conscious. Becoming more “green” usually involves consuming fewer resources and can result in saving money on typical household... More
Freedom Debt Relief - Best way to get debt free ( overview and frequently asked questions)
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