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5 Common Financial Mistakes Young Adults Make
The below is from an extraordinary blogger named Ryan who pens about the trials and tribulations that face young adults at http://www.lifefreshout.com. LifeFreshOut is a site dedicated to discussing life as a young person in the ‘real world’ ranging from … Continue reading
Fix It or Forget It?
My husband Jim was raised watching his Dad fix anything and everything. No project too big. It would take an act of God to actually pay someone else to come and do the job, if you had the ability to … Continue reading
No Dollar Days
Post by Ben Lien When I was asked to write a blog for “Real Money”, I thought it would be a great opportunity. I enjoy writing and it is always good to share financial tips with other people. The only thing I … Continue reading
Who Wants Something for Nothing?
Recently I presented at a mini financial fair for a local organization. While at the fair, I was able to sit in on a presentation by the Community Action Partnership and their Individual Development Account (IDA) program. This program is … Continue reading
Burning Money in the Gas Tank
In every news story there is talk of rising gas prices. Recently it was reported that prices ranged from $3.36 in Denver to $4.35/gallon in Los Angeles. We may not have much control over the complex world oil situation but … Continue reading
Making the Family Vacation Less Stressful on the Wallet
Family vacations – just reading those two little words did you cringe or smile? My children are 19 and 24 so it’s been a while since we all went on an extended family outing. I recall being a tad tense … Continue reading
How Important is a Savings Account?
Growing up my parents didn’t discuss finances. They quietly worked and worked. Periodically we got a new (used) car or a piece of quality furniture. (Dad is a sucker for the beauty in wood). They are from the “depression-era,” where … Continue reading
Give Cash A Chance
Credit cards have an increasingly larger presence in our financial lives. But if we are working hard to avoid new debt or pay down current debt, it may be important to find alternative ways to manage our money. Paying with … Continue reading
Payroll Tax Cut Provides Employers with Teachable Moment
Thanks to Congress extending the payroll tax cut, millions of Americans will continue to receive a fatter paycheck. However, a recent National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) poll revealed that 66 percent of workers did not realize that their paychecks … Continue reading
Saving Money a Couple Bucks at a Time
It’s a mindset change that every penny counts. When we use plastic (aka debit/credit card), you don’t have the same sense of your purchase. You sign on the line, file the card back in your wallet and the process is … Continue reading
