Archives for 2014

5 Ways To Curb Your Holiday Spending And Stay Out Of Debt

The holiday season is supposed to be a time to cherish friends and family. Here’s how to make the season more about family, and less about the gifts.

It’s Never Too Late To Save for Retirement, And No Amount Is Too Small

Too often people don’t save for retirement because they feel they don’t have enough to make a difference. However, if you start with a small, manageable amount and gradually increase that amount as you’re able, you’ll be amazed how quickly the money adds up.

The Bible’s Warnings On Financial Foolishness

The bible gives a lot of advice on money. We can learn what we should do from these verses, and we can find instruction on what we should not do with money.

401k Contribution Limits And Rules For 2015

As they do every October, the IRS released their 401k contribution guidelines this week for the 2015 tax year. How much can you contribute in 2015?

2015 Roth IRA Updates

Once again it’s the time of year when the IRS announces changes to the Roth IRA contribution and income limits. So what’s in store for 2015 for Roth IRA?

Unboxing Of The Republic Wireless Motorola Moto X Smartphone

If you’re looking for an amazing phone, with a great service, I’d highly recommend checking out the Moto X from Republic Wireless. Here’s a full unboxing and review!

How Much Do You Trust Your Real Estate Agent?

How can you find a real estate agent you can trust if you don’t have access to someone you already know and trust? Here are some tips.

How To Write A Life Plan, The GPS To Your Envisioned Future

A life plan will allow you to live life with more clarity, balance and peace of mind. So how do you write a life plan, and what questions should you answer?

Be Your Own CFO By J.D. Roth: A Way To Revolutionize Your Financial Approach

In his new guide J.D. Roth explains why you need to make carefully calculated decisions about your finances, just as if you were your own CFO.

How To Become A Millionaire: How Even An Average Income Can Lead To A Million Dollars Saved

Creating a net worth of a million dollars is possible for just about anybody. Here’s how to go about achieving that goal.

Do Our Shortened Attention Spans Cause Us To Spend More Money?

Using the Internet and social media has caused us to have a shorter attention span than we used to, and some would suggest that it leads to higher spending.