"This has been the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. There is no question about it," said New York University economist Mark Gertler in the WSJ. Sound a little harsh? Try reading the rest of the Journal article, and tell me you don't want to withdraw all your money and raise cows in Switzerland.
The second part in a series that examines financial risk. This one discusses risks associated with your assets and credit.
Too many people have gotten ripped off by these guys, it's time that people find out the truth...
Not being a parent myself, I can’t tell you how I’ve taught my children about credit and money management. I could give advice, but I don’t have too much experience teaching children by example (at least not every day). But I can tell you things I learned from my parents
Here now is the rest of my personal finance saving and investing philosophy "letters".
Getting into the habit of immediately putting aside 10% can really add up to some serious savings, and after a bit you won’t even notice the “missing” money. But it sure will come in handy should you need it; being able to pay cash rather than using a credit card is a very freeing feeling!
Ever want to know how the people who write about money every day manage their own? In an exclusive survey they dish on their debt, their credit cards and their credit scores.
The complete guide to protecting your family from identity theft.
A narrative story about how the slippery slope of bad debt can lead someone into a bad job and a very rough life.
With today’s lives, our daily essentials have also changed. Our true essentials still consist of food, water, shelter, and clothing, but now, here are twelve modern essentials that we think we need but are really not necessary
