Savings
Systematic Savings: Start early and stay rich
Build a system to automate your money management in no more than six weeks.
Taking The High (Yield) Road: A savings account intro
With a high-yield savings account, you can earn serious interest on your spare change.
On The Economic Horizon: What to expect in the coming months
In light of the recent economic volatility, a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen next. No one can see the future, but I want to paint a broad picture of what could likely happen, and how it will affect you in 2009.
Student Life: Moving your money
This is part two of my three-part Student Life blog series. (Part one)
When heading off to college, don't forget to move your money out too. Most financial institutions offer student checking, savings, credit cards and other programs to help you start healthy financial habits and build credit history.
Here are three steps to making your financial move:
A New Year For Personal Finance Resolutions
One of the most beneficial New Year's resolutions you can make this January is to get your finances in order. Some 75% of people said they plan to make at least one personal-finance resolution this year, according to a survey from online broker TD Ameritrade Holding Corp.
The Procrastinator's Guide To Paying Bills
Aside from the revolution of online account services, auto bill-pay is possibly the coolest thing to hit financial institutions since cash. Especially for those of us who tend to procrastinate.
Open An IRA: Your retirement savings starts now
Starting now and utilizing an IRA as one part of a multi-faceted retirement strategy can help set up your future.
Under The Knife: Avoiding medical debt
Billing errors plague our healthcare system. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to keep an eye on your medical bills, keeping repayment manageable.
Time Is Money: Compounding cents into dollars
With some good saving and investing habits, and the gift of time, your money can grow to make your dreams come true.
No-Spin Votes & MMA Notes
Find out where to get unbiased election info and get the skinny on money market accounts.
