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Many financial emergencies are caused by major life events, such as a car accident. While the results of such events can be devastating, maintaining adequate insurance is one good way to protect yourself from financial ruin. In fact, for your protection and the protection of those around you, many states now require some types of insurance. Because there are many types ... 
Announcing the I Will Teach You To Be Rich Boot Camp
18 comments — written on November 2nd, 2009 Over the last week, you’ve seen examples of people using my strategies to: Negotiate an $8,000 salary increase + 50% more equity Save tens of thousands of dollars Learn more using entrepreneurship Travel around the world, and Automate their money so they don’t worry about day-to-day financesToday I’m ... 
Part two in the series on paying off debt: Throwing away your bills and shredding your credit card payment reminders simply is not going to make the problem go away. Debt is going to hover over you until you find a way to deal with it. Interest will continue to compound, and payments will continue to climb until you are ... Leave a Comment
A reader sent this question to us about a water damage claim she is dealing with that occurred in her home. I was a claims adjuster for three years, and I definitely know that adjusters and insurance companies love to pay the least amount possible for a claim, and they try to get away with as ... Marcia writes in: I’m having a hard time figuring out exactly how much to put away for retirement each week. I’m twenty five years old and most of the advice says to put away 10% of your salary into your 401(k) but I think I should be putting away more. I have three great grandparents that are still alive ...  By Sarah Winfrey
There is a healthcare crisis in this country. Whether you like Obama’s proposed resolution to these difficulties or not, the crisis is very real. And HMOs can be the most difficult of the current types of healthcare to deal with. You don’t have to search news stories very long to hear about people who were denied ... All inheritances are not taxable to the recipients; it’s the estate that must pay taxes, if any are due. In 2009, the amount excluded from any tax due is $3.5 million, and next year, the estate tax is repealed, no tax regardless of the estate size. Unfortunately, the repeal lasts only for 2010, and the exemption returns to only $1 ... |
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