Family : Finance Resources

You would be surprised just how much you can lower your utility bills by taking a few of these simple steps. Here are 20 quick and easy tips.

A Beginning Investor - Part 1

I have a minimal amount of monthly excess I'd like to invest. Aside from an automatic deduction from my paycheck that goes into a 401K, I have no investment experience. My goal is long-range investing (at least 10-years until my daughter starts college). Do I just call someone out of the phone book and ask to buy 10-shares of Coca-Cola stock? How do I get started without getting ripped off with broker fees? How do I even locate a broker? Maybe I need to start with a Mutual Fund?!? How do I learn the basics? Help!

Check In the Mail - How Free After Rebate Programs Work

Article explains how websites and manufactureres can afford to have free after rebate offers.

Top 10 Reasons People Over Spend

Having problems sticking to your budget? Here are the top ten reasons people fail at budgeting.

What's Entertainment?

What does one do for entertainment while paying off debts?

A Beginning Investor - Part 2

Last week, in part 1 of "A Beginning Investor" we considered different ways for Karen to start a regular investment program with only a few dollars a month. The simplest, safest, most cost effective solution was to use mutual funds. But how can you find a good fund? That's the challenge we'll face this week.

Affordable health insurance

Find affordable insurance plans for your group. Get free advice and quotes from Vimo.

Affordable health insurance

Find affordable insurance plans for your group. Get free advice and quotes from Healthia.

Armed Forces Services - Military Retirement and Survivor Planning

Armed Forces Services Corporation military retirement and survivor planning benefiting the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, Coast Guard, Reserves, Active Duty, Retired, Air National Guard.

Can't Stop Spending

I cannot save a single penny, even though I make a decent salary, because I am a terrible spendthrift, especially when it comes to dining out. So far, I have been able to stop using credit cards and to actually look for bargains when I shop for clothing, but the thought of clipping coupons, diluting bleach to extend the life of the bottle, and of not eating out for lunch makes me feel tight and stingy, which is not a good feeling for me (I actually get a stomach ache). How do I get over this, and how do I stick to a decision to stop eating out every day when I've been doing this for years?


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