You might not consider yourself to be an organized person, but your finances are the last place you want to be disorganized. Follow these steps and you’ll be more organized that you ever thought you could be: Look at your budget every month. Ensure that your budget is accurate. […]
Putting a little money away for a rainy day isn’t always easy. You may have some good intentions, but at the end of the day, there just isn’t any money left. Somehow whatever you make is spend before you make it to the next paycheck. Start by making a personal […]
“Truly unexpected expenses are the result of events like losing your job or getting struck by a large health-related bill that insurance doesn’t cover and even smaller expenses you have not ‘planned for.’” It’s just a matter of time before it happens. The transmission blows on your car right around […]
Eco-investing attempts to profit from the transition from carbon-consuming energy systems to those that rely on renewable or carbon-neutral sources of energy. It also includes the investment in companies that provide environmentally friendly products or services. The terms green investing, eco-investing, and socially responsible investing are often used interchangeably. Eco-investing […]
Aside from your mortgage, your biggest monthly expense is likely groceries. And unlike your mortgage, your car payment and most of the rest of your bills you actually have some control over how much you spend at the grocery store. Make A Grocery Budget Start by tracking how much you’re […]
For singles, creating a budget is relatively easy. They tend to have a good handle on how much money they have coming in, and when tracking expenses, they only have their own to think about. But creating a family budget is a whole new ball game. Most families have multiple […]
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