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Tonight, I participated in a personal finance chat on Twitter with the hashtag #bp, which stands for Budget Pulse, which is the company that hosts the chat at 7pm on Wednesday nights. This was only its second week, and there were dozens of participants, so you should definitely join next week!
To follow the conversation, follow the ... I’m sure you are probably wondering what the connection is between the two. I’ve posted before about the virtues of an Emergency Fund and how much they’ve helped me in the past. I’m sure this will be a controversial post but I wanted to stress again how important it is to have money set aside for those unknowns in your ...
The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands but seeing with new eyes. - Marcel Proust The single most important element of personal finance is patience. Financial independence isn’t built in a single day – it takes many years of consistent, patient work to build the foundation necessary for money success. Whether you choose to take the ...  There is a tug of war going on over your money right now. When you sit down and think about it, you know that you should save your money, pay off your debt and provide for your future. Unfortunately there are other forces coming after your money. Not only do you have to deal with the regular advertisements that do ...  By Philip Brewer
Remember travels checks? In the days before ubiquitous automated teller machines, they were a useful product. You could use them almost like cash — but you could carry more than you’d feel safe carrying in cash because if they were lost or stolen you could get them replaced. Well, savings bonds have all ... 
Think back to elementary school, can you remember how many times your school had a fire drill? They were never announced ahead of time, the bells just rang, everyone got up, lined up, and left the building in an orderly fashion. Everyone knew what they were supposed to do because it was scripted ahead of time. No one panicked because ... 
Are you saving your money for a rainy day, but feeling as if you are always struggling to get ahead of the financial storm? You are certainly not alone. Prepare your financial umbrella with this quick, no nonsense guide to saving money in five minutes. - * First and foremost, stop making excuses because no excuse is good enough for ... 
The Money Diaries: The 30-something Scrooge member who’s starting to automate his finances
7 comments — written on October 12th, 2009 (13 hours ago) Today is another post in the Money Diaries series, which is based off New York Magazine’s Sex Diaries. We’ve collected stories from real people about their spending habits over seven days, anonymized them, and posted them here. This week’s ... |
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