We’ve started a new year, and that means that many of us will be setting goals to help us accomplish our financial objectives. When setting goals for the new year, you can increase the chances of success if you follow a process for deciding on your goals — and carrying them out. Here are some […]
I thought about writing “Ten Pieces of Personal Finance Advice We Should Retire in 2011” but after reflecting on it, the idea seemed a bit petty and negative, even if it had the potential for a few chuckles. After all, good advice is good advice and I know from experience just how hard it is […]
Many of us will make the resolution to become more physically fit in the coming new year. Exercising and eating well are great investments in our future health and will help save money on health care. The good news is that we don’t have to spend a fortune to get in shape. Check out what […]
The new year is getting close. In the next month or so, many of us are going to be considering a resolution or two to start off 2011 a little better than we’re ending 2010. Most resolutions revolve around three topics: improving your health, improving your happiness and improving your finances. It’s very easy to […]
After the post from Thursday on supporting the locals, I read an article in a local publication describing the meat chain that recently setup shop in our neighborhood. The author described the chain as Goliath, and urged us to support David, the local butcher. Being the inspired soon to be first time home owner, I […]
I knew baby Sara was smart, but when she started teaching me personal finance concepts… Many of the kids and money articles discuss how we can teach our children money matters, but let’s turn the table this time. Since baby Sara’s birth a week ago, she already reminded me of many principles that you and […]
