My good friend and financial coach Jon White, giving a new perspective on your money, shares 3 ways to pay for your child’s college education. It pays to plan ahead and either take advantage of tax-favored accounts (529 or ESA … Continue re… . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 23, 2012
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This is going to be very simple. As I said in last week’s post, April 21-28 is Money Smart Week! Here’s the Top 10 Reasons You Need to Take Advantage of Financial Education: 1) Learn how to save some M-O-N-E-Y – it’s a lot easier than you think! 2) Stop you from making Dumb Mistakes [...] . . . → Read More: Money Smart Week – The Top 10 Reasons You Need to Take Advantage of Financial Education Warning! What follows may change your financial life forever! Money Smart Week is starting this Saturday in Wisconsin and many other states across the nation. Money Smart Week is one of my favorite weeks of the year. Free financial education on topics ranging from how to save money on your groceries to how to be [...] . . . → Read More: Financial Mom Money Smart Week Classes – April 21-28, 2012 5 rules OnTargetCoach and his wife follows when it’s time to work on the household budget: Rule #1: Invite your spouse – do it a few days ahead and in person (don’t text the invite!) Rule #2: Bring snacks (or … Continue reading … . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 20, 2012 Jeff Rose from GoodFinancialCents.com tells us how mutual funds are like chicken and vegetable soup. It’s convenient: You don’t have to measure out the ingredients or even chose what goes into it. The hard work has already been done for … . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 19, 2012 Description: Bradley Vinson from bradleyvinson.com explains what he feels is the most important step to debt freedom. H.O.P.E. for a life without financial stress. Hate debt Organize life Prioritize Engage with positive people Related Posts094 Financia… . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 17, 2012 Get Organized To Maximize Your Savings What do we do with all those wonderful coupons after printing and cutting? Start out by either using envelopes or an accordion filer. Or you can put together a coupon binder for under $30. I know $30 … Co… . . . → Read More: Coupon Organization & Lingo In today’s video, Marc Prosser describes the differences between Stocks and Bonds Stocks: You own a part of a company. When a company makes profits you do well. You can get a piece of those profits back in the form … Continue reading →… . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 16, 2012 Every couple of weeks we like to take a moment and thank all the other blogs and websites that have mentioned or promoted us or our posts. They’ve been kind enough to say something about us, so we’d like to … Continue reading → . . . → Read More: Link Love: Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due Today my friend Jackie Walters from TheBudgetWorks.com produced this humorous video created by her daughter to exemplify the importance for us to save for a vacation. Woven into the background of this drama skit are four important points to consider &#… . . . → Read More: April Financial Literacy Month: April 13, 2012 |
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