February 1st, 2012 Money’s Tight? Don’t Panic!
When money is tight, “debt paralysis” can get in the way of sound decision-making. Here’s how to cope.
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January 9th, 2012 How to Recover from Holiday Debt
OK, so you went a little overboard during the holiday season. Sometimes it’s hard to resist a good bargain. Sure, you saved on your purchases but in the end, the bill must still be paid.
We provide ideas to get you back on track in 2012.
November 2nd, 2011 Carpooling: Green for your Wallet and the Earth
As you fill up your gas tank with expensive fuel, consider this: Carpooling can save you money while protecting the environment. Americans spend an average of 9 percent of their incomes on gas, and automobiles are the largest contributor of environmental pollution.
September 13th, 2011 Help Turn Goals into Reality by Writing Them Down
Parents, teachers, and society all encourage goal-setting from an early age, but all of us sometimes fall short at turning motivation into success. Whether it’s a New Year’s resolution to lose weight or meeting certain personal or financial objectives, setting and maintaining goals frequently gets pushed down our priority lists in our demanding and fast-paced lives.
August 22nd, 2011 Save Money: Have Your Cake but Eat It, Too
In our society, where plentiful food is accepted as a way of life, it can be easy to overlook just how much of it goes to waste.
But, according to one 2008 study, about 30 percent of food – worth $48.3 billion – is discarded annually in the United States alone. And with today’s food prices, [...]
August 16th, 2011 Tips for Parents of College-Bound Kids
You spent 18 years preparing for this day. Your kid is heading off to college and the prospect is more than a little scary. But rest assured, your kid is scared, too. Here’s what you can do to help your new college student make the transition to an exciting new life without you.
Smile. When you [...]
April 1st, 2011 Social Security: Baby’s First Number
Diapers, blankets, and onesies are common items on any new parents’ list. But did you know that the Social Security Administration suggests putting “get my child a Social Security number” on the list too?
March 23rd, 2011 Charitable Giving: Before You Donate, Investigate
When we see disasters unfolding before our eyes on TV, our first instinct is to rush to help, often by sending a donation. But before you write that check, make sure your contribution will go to the people who need it most.
March 11th, 2011 Graduation Gifts for Less Than $30
Springtime brings the garden to life, the children outside to play and the graduation invitations to your mailbox. Whether you have one or a dozen graduations to celebrate this year, meaningful gifts for the graduate don’t have to break the bank.
March 8th, 2011 Insurance Can Help Young Families’ Dreams Come True
Young, just married and dreaming big. First child. First home. Young families have lots to plan for. Planning for financial security should be high on their to-do lists. And when planning for a financially secure future, young families should begin with their needs.
