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My two year old daughter is showing a tremendous nascent interest in making music. She sings constantly. She uses her hands as percussion all the time on her knees, on the table, and anywhere else she can use them. She climbs up to our keyboard and attempts to play songs. Right now, I’m trying to figure ... 
Over the last year, since the CARD Act was passed, a lot of people have had their credit card limits lowered or their cards canceled. Credit card companies, faced with these new rules, are looking to reduce their risk and so they’ve cut a lot of inactive or low activity cards (or saddled them with fees). If you recently got ... 
FICO scores, maintained by the Fair Isaac Credit Organization, are calculated from a number of different pieces of credit data that is found within your three credit reports. There are five different categories of data that this information can be grouped into. There are specific percentages that reflect how important each individual category is when it comes to determining your ... 
ING Direct is offering a $50 bonus for new Electric Orange checking account customers (who make 3 signature based debit transactions in 45 days) and has been for what seems like the last year. You are eligible if you already have their high yield savings account, which makes it especially sweet if you’ve kept one of these lying around in ... 
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Let’s start the week of right and help you start saving money right away this week. There’s a huge debate about whether or not people should worry about the little purchases in life like the “latte factor” effect, which involves getting rid of the smaller luxury purchases in life. We don’t find anything wrong with ...  By Linsey Knerl
Welcome to Wise Bread’s Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we share over 50 cheap and healthy party foods you can serve during the "Big Game", why bonds may not be the safe investment you thought they were, and how you can use a bowl of rice and some rubbing alcohol to (possibly) save that waterlogged ... Mary writes in: My husband and I have been debt free for seven years. Hooray! We cancelled all of our credit cards in 2001 and paid off our home mortgage in 2002. A few weeks ago, our homeowners insurance premium went up substantially. I called our agent to ask why and he told me that our premium was automatically ... |
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Best of Personal Finance Roundup: Credit Score Urban Legends Busted!
By Linsey Knerl
Welcome to Wise Bread’s Best of Personal Finance roundup. Today, we debunk those irritating credit score myths, share 10 kids foods that are nutritionally-misleading, and get you started on an interruption-free work day!
Top 5 ArticlesCredit Score Urban Legends: Busted! — Did you hear the one about how checking your credit score will actually lower it? False. ...