How to Turn New Year's Resolutions into Results
posted on 5:21 PM, January 22, 2012
Q: My friends and I all make resolutions on January 1st but most of us don’t end up sticking to them. I’ve made the resolution to get my finances in order but I’m afraid that I’ll end up like most people at this time of year, hoping for the best but not doing anything about it. How do I turn...
Changing Resolutions to Solutions: The Financial Diet that Works
by Julie Jaggernath
posted on 4:06 PM, January 17, 2012
Did you make any resolutions this year? Many people plan to shed the extra pounds that are dragging them down – but does that include weight from bad debt? It’s amazing how heavy a maxed out credit card can feel!
If you want to shed your debt weight and improve your financial health with a plan...
How to Manage the Ever Increasing Cost of Living – Focus on What You Can Control
posted on 11:43 AM, January 16, 2012
Q: My wife and I have good incomes and together we’re able to support our family. We think we make pretty good choices with our money, but we never seem to get ahead. Now I’m hearing reports that 2012 will be an expensive year. I don’t know how this year could be any worse than last year, so if...
How to Keep Your Resolution to Shed Your Debt Weight & Get Out of Debt
posted on 11:12 AM, December 31, 2011
Q. My resolution to pay off my credit cards in 2011 only lasted until March when my car died and I had to use a credit card to cover the repair costs. It seems that there’s always something that stops me from getting ahead. What can I do to start the New Year off right?
-- Be Realistic - Shedding...
Awesome New Car Offers & Incentives May Not be so Awesome for Your Finances
posted on 11:06 AM, December 12, 2011
Q: I’m a little behind on my bills because I’ve had to sink money into fixing my truck. A lot of dealerships are clearing out their inventories right now and offering great deals and low payments on new vehicles. They can also include funds in the loan that I can use to pay off my credit cards. Is...