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1). Cut Your Utility Bill By : SolarMan
Well, we’re all reeling from our utility bills. So, what can be done to cut energy costs?
Obviously, the best way to cut your utility bill is to go with a non-utility company source of energy. Solar power can be used to warm your house, while geothermal can be used to cool and heat the home. While these are great choices, there are a f...
2). Want Free Money? It’s Easier Than You Think! By : Jessica Roop
Copyright 2006 Jessica Roop
Start thinking of the stores you shop at often. What comes to mind? Is it Circuit City, Starbucks, Banana Republic, Sephora, Barnes & Noble? Undoubtedly most of us could easily come up with a list of ten to twenty, if not more.
I’m the kind of person who loves to save money. I’ve been doing some...
3). Be Cautious When Using Your Nest Egg as an ATM By : James H. Dimmitt
About five years ago I moved from the ranks of being a renter to that of being a homeowner. Now, not a week goes by that I don’t receive some type of offer through the mail encouraging me to refinance my mortgage, open a home equity line of credit (HELOC), or apply for a home equity loan.
Payoff High Interest Credit Card Debt! Lower Yo...
4). Reward Credit Cards - Finding the Best Available By : Rob Willard
Reward credit cards come in a variety of forms. Specifically how points toward rewards are earned and the types of rewards that can be earned with a reward credit card varies from card to card.
The rewards offered by reward credit cards are generally related to a special area. For example, some reward credit cards allow cardholders to ...
5). How checking works By : Jakob Jelling
Help yourself avoid overdraft fees by understanding checking.
While there is a lot of attention put on people who get into financial trouble based on the amount of money that they charge to their credit cards, that is not the only problem that people commonly have. For instance, checking accounts can cause trouble as well, especially i...
6). Why should a non US resident open a US bank account? By : Makhzoumi
NRA or Non Residents Alien is a widely used term, which refers to the non-US citizens, having no residential base in the country. It is generally put in to the use by the country’s banking sector. Why does a NRA require a US account? Let’s try and analyze the various benefits that everyone around the globe can extract from a US account.
7). Saving Money at the Pump By : Christine Bettridge
A recent report in the Financial Times predicted that the average price for a gallon of gasoline in the United States may soon reach $3.00 . . . that's the bad news! The good news is, skyrocketing gasoline prices have caused many Americans to start looking for ways to either cut back on the miles they drive or find ways to make their cars more fuel...
8). An Overview Of The Direct Deposit System By : Bob Benson
Direct deposit is an excellent feature offered by many banks all around your area. Banking is supposed to be convenient and easy, it has been made that much easier and more convenient with the offering of direct deposits. When thinking about direct deposit, consider many of the things that could apply to you. Have you found yourself hurrying off to...
9). Living Cheap By : Steve Gillman
Does living cheap mean being miserable, or giving up what you want? Not at all. In my own case, it meant getting the things I really wanted. Spend less on each thing or activity, and you can have more of them, right? The key is to spend less and still get what you need and want. I'll tell you how I managed it.
Living Cheap - Housing...
10). The Woeful Inadequacies of Traditional Estate Planning: The Four Critical Questions You Need To Ask Yourself By : Mark Kaizerman
When I mention the words, estate planning, most people think of meeting with an attorney and drafting legal documents. Traditionally, those documents include a will, durable power of attorney, health care proxy and perhaps a trust. After you draft these documents, you meet to sign them, then you put them somewhere “safe,” cut a check to the attorne...
11). Saving Money Online with Digital Coupons, Freebies, and Comparison Shopping By : Jean Gibbons
The Internet is a great invention for many different reasons. But, did you know that it can be a great resource for saving you money when shopping? You no longer have to clip coupons out of the Sunday paper; you can find them right at the tip of your fingers just by knowing where to look!
Coupons
One of the easiest ways t...
12). Finance Your Child’s Education – Stress Free By : DJ Nelson
In 2002, the average annual cost for a public university was $9,338. It is estimated that by 2017, the average annual cost will be $19,413. And that’s just for tuition and credit fees. Let’s not forget about room and board, books, food, clothes and extra activities.
With those figures it mind, it would be wise to start planning for yo...
13). A Brief Guide When Shopping For Personal Loans By : Paul
Sometimes you need extra money for unexpected expenses like car repairs, unexpected bills, health expenses, school expenses, or a myriad of other reasons. Where do you go to get money for these unplanned expenses? Personal loans are available from many different companies and lenders for consumers today whether you have good or bad credit.
14). Why is it so hard to get ahead? By : Drew Miles
My grandfather bought his house for $6,500. He had no retirement after 20+ years of working for the same employer. They gave him $100 each month in lieu of a retirement check. He saved more than $200,000 over the course of his life. My grandfather clearly had respect for money. Our culture today has lost sight of this respect.
Today’s...
15). Cash Is King By : Thomas A Martucci
If you understand and follow the basic principle of “Cash is King” you can change your life forever. Your life will be less stressful financially and you will be taking your first major step toward “financial peace of mind”.
“Cash is King” is an easy principle to understand; however it may be difficult to follow. This principle is the...
16). The Benefits Of Saving For Your Child's School Finance By : Codi Morieta
Defining your savings goals is the first thing to do before you invest, especially when that investment will have an impact on your child’s future.
It is after-all your child’s future that you are investing in--and school finance cannot be avoided, as babies will grow into adults who need to be given the best opportunities we can offe...
17). Cutting Your Kids' Schooling Costs By : Edwin Shackleford
Whenever the school season is just around the corner, there's only one thing that parents are thinking about - the impending costs. Education is a primary right and a pertinent need of every child but it can become very costly. Availing of scholarships and education grants for your children is the best way to get them through schooling. But of cour...
18). Debit & ATM Cards By : sandy
The following article covers the liabilities of fraudulent activities for credit cards, ATM cards and debit cards.
Many people find it easy and convenient to use credit cards and ATM or debit cards. The Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) and the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (EFTA) offer procedures for you to use if your cards are lost or s...
19). A College Student's Financial Success key By : Phil Amoa
Financial success may come in different forms. Financial success does not only mean that you are financially independent, or you have been able to make thousands of dollars off the stock market. To be financially successful, may mean making sure by the time you graduate from college, you are not in debt or worse off than you started.
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20). Curing Yourself from Leaky Wallet Syndrome By : Francis Kier
Financial stewardship of a business empire or $100 bill require a particular psychology if they are going to survive over time in the same hands. The lack of this same psychology is why most lottery winners cannot hold onto the giant sums of money they receive; and I call this psychological mind-set the “Leaky Wallet Syndrome”.
The dif...
21). Bankruptcy Attorney: Questions To Ask By : Ian Anderson
If you have tried every way imaginable to avoid bankruptcy but find that you have no other way out of the situation, the first step you should take before filing is to consult with a bankruptcy attorney. A bankruptcy attorney can be hired or appointed by the court systems to help you through the court proceedings. If you decide to select your own a...
22). Why You Should Care At All About Choosing A Bank And What To Watch Out For... By : Pro Content
People quite often make decisions impulsively, without considering the consequences. This may work okay in some situations but it could come back to bite you when dealing with financial topics like investments, financing, refinancing, insurance and mortgages. To be a wise investor we should take some time to consider and know more about the place w...
23). Id Theft, What Is This And How Do I Protect Myself? By : Nocita
Identity Theft is when someone uses another person's social security number, driver license, name, address, telephone number and any other information about that particular person as their own. The unauthorized person that obtains this information without the other person's knowledge uses this information to commit theft and fraud.
Ho...
24). 5 Easy Ways To Cut Your Household Expenses By : Mary Williams
Are you shocked when seeing your household expenditures every month? The expenses seem to increase every month. If you are in this situation, try these 5 recommendations before your extra paid money will accumulate to a significant amount!
1. Recycle those junk letters.
Each month, you will probably received a dozen or more let...
25). Family Budget Secrets to lower Household Expenses, Higher Family Income and wise money management By : Alfred Fraser
Copyright 2006 AAA Consumer Credit Solutions
A healthy home budget is the key to wealth, success and even a healthy family life. American and Canadian Families could create a much healthier home budget with a bit of discipline and planning. Ask a Consumer and she may tell you, up front, that paying the Grocery Bills gives the greatest ...
26). The Chapter 13 Meeting of Creditors - What to Expect By : Leon H. Rountree III, Esq.
Have you recently filed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Do you have an upcoming Meeting of Creditors hearing? Many Chapter 13 debtors get a little nervous about the meeting since they are not exactly sure what to expect. So, I decided to take some notes on exactly what happens during the meeting for the benefit of those who have an upcoming meeting. Of cour...
27). Here You're Going To Learn Several Ways To Save Money Every Month By Lowering Your Monthly Bills. By : Kris Bickell
Has debt got you down?
If so, you’re not alone. These days getting into debt is easy. Getting out is not. Buying lottery tickets and hoping to “win the big one” is not the answer.
No matter how much money you owe, and no matter how tight money gets, remember that life is too short to spend time worrying.
There...
28). Saving Money Around The House By : Linda Polansky
You spend the most time there, so it makes sense that your house represents your largest expense. Whether it is the day to day upkeep, and operating expenses, repair projects, or the rent or mortgage payment, you allocate a big portion of your income to your home. Because you spend so much money on it, take advantage of the following tips to start ...
29). Post-Christmas Financial Difficulties By : Mike Hanna
If you’ve spent more than your budget can cope with, then maybe you’re thinking about credit to help you through January. Many people fear the long, broke month of January. After a lovely Christmas full of joyous smiles January can see a mood swing in the wrong direction. Many of us turn to credit cards to help get through this terrible month. But ...
30). When Debt Collectors Cross the Line – Bogus Threats & Illegal Collection Tactics By : Charles J. Phelan
If you are behind on your bills and on the receiving end of collection phone calls, you will probably hear collectors make some very threatening statements. While most debt collection professionals try to stay within the boundaries defined by the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), many others cross the line on a regular basis. In 2...
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