3 Determinants of an Urged Splurge

February 10, 2008

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Some Benefits of Budgeting for You

December 17, 2007

“Though usually overlooked, setting up a good personal budget is the first step to any money management activity. Without it, you cannot control your finances and will always fall short of your goals.” - Mark J. Randall, Certified Financial Planner

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Making Prosperity Your Friend

December 3, 2007

Can you imagine asking several hundred people for their advise on money management? It would certainly prove to be interesting to view how everyone would respond. It would not surprise me to learn that the single best advice given repeatedly would be to remember to take a few dollars off the top for yourself. On the onset I could see how some might feel this is kind of cheating the budget, however, that money that you take off the top is what you are investing in a financially independent lifestyle.

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Costume Rentals vs. Buying

December 3, 2007

Halloween is not just kids stuff; many adults also enjoy dressing up and becoming someone or something else for a night. Depending on your budget this can be easily done, just open your local phone directory and look up costume shops.

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Schedule your Spendings

December 3, 2007

Monica Tates loves her two beautiful sons. She had saved enough to give them all the toys, clothes, sweets and treats they wanted. Unfortunately a couple of months ago she lost her job. So far she’s been unsuccessful at finding a new position, since competition is murderous. The whole family will have to adapt to the new situation. Here’s how they cope.

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