If I gave you $500 a month to put towards your debt, what’s the best way to use it? Should you chisel away at the debts with highest interest rate?... read more →
When making decisions about where to spend money, generosity often trumps or supersedes money concerns at this time of year. For some, it can be so difficult to go... read more →
Fixed expenses directly impact our discretionary spending ability, and our ability to save. Some fixed costs are inevitable: We need to pay down our mortgage, pay our utilities, and make... read more →
No matter who you are, no matter what you do, no matter how much income you earn each year, if your debt is growing, even just a little bit, your... read more →
The urge is typical. You've completed your tax return, happily confirming your hope the government owes you a refund. Before you've even received your refund in that recognizable brown envelope,... read more →
Why are some of us natural savers, while others are spenders? In a way, it's a matter of perspective. The main difference is that savers take in the big picture,... read more →
In this time of historically low interest rates, you would think people must be paying off their mortgages at lightning speed. Why? When interest rates are low, less money from... read more →
Money may not be the root of all evil, but overspending can cause a whole lot of disagreement in a marriage. It’s assumed and fair to say that the less... read more →
