Tag Archive: money management

HOW WELL ARE MY INVESTMENTS PERFORMING?

In investing, you feel great when your statement shows a nice fat annual return like 12% or even 13%. Conversely, when you have a “bad” year with a negative return, you’re disappointed.

How to Maintain a High Credit Rating by Tweaking your Spending Habits

A good credit rating is something that you should aim to keep. By being aware of your spending habits and creating a budget, you should be able to manage your credit rating and improve it where needed. A good score can make things much easier and can be a positive aspect for your finances, especially if you come to big purchases like a car or even a mortgage for a house. Having a good credit rating will save you money as you are a lower risk to lenders and therefore will obtain better rates.

HOW I SAVED A TON OF MONEY AND YOU CAN TOO

I realized something that the famous financial writer, Jane Bryant Quinn stated in one of her many books; If you don’t see money in your account, YOU WILL NOT SPEND IT.

GET RICH THE CHARLIE SHEEN WAY!

Here’s where I part with the masses, I’m concerned about Charlie’s financial well-being. As any Two and a Half Men follower knows, Charlie made $2 million per episode, the highest payday for any television sitcom star. For a humble portfolio manager, $2 million per episode is not chump change.

Holiday Gifts-FREE GOVERNMENT PERSONAL FINANCE RESOURCES & GREAT READS

My cousin is a big wig in the government and a couple of times per year he heads out into the community to instruct the underserved in FINANCIAL LITERACY. I was pleased when I found a message from him last month praising this blog and informing me that he and my uncle were checking it out over Thanksgiving break.

HELP, I HAVE NO MONEY; Cash Management for New College Grads

Life is particularly challenging for new college graduates. Take a few positive steps and you can make it better!

The Friedberg Family Portfolio-Revisited

El Carino and I are within ten to fifteen years of retirement. Although I don’t know whether we want to retire at that time, I’m certain we would like the OPTION TO RETIRE. I am presently focused on captial preservation and modest growth.

How to Prepare for the Coming Inflation

For those of you in your 20′s and 30′s, you have been fortunate to live in a time with relatively low inflation. This low inflation is unlikely to continue and the consequences for high inflation are great! Before I continue, let me state that NO ONE CAN PREDICT THE FUTURE!

Quick Personal Finance Tip-How to Keep Your Finances Organized

I have been reading the 31 Days to a Better Blog (obviously, I’m a bit behind schedule.) for about 5 months now and one of the assignments is to solve a problem for the reader. Although, I of hope that my entire site is solving problems for the readers, I am taking the CHALLENGE.

Book Review & GIVEAWAY: PSYCH YOURSELF RICH

Psych it Rich is not a book to read in one sitting. It is actually a compilation of modern behavioral finance tips and personal finance strategies. Check it out, take your time, and embrace the wealth of money related information. You will be richer for the reading.

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