Category: Finance

Sometimes Never is Better than Late

In investing being “late to the show” sometimes it is better to just ignore it, and try to find something else. If you bought into the Tech Boom in 1999,… read more »

Is That Really A Solution to the Problem?

I have noticed that the tank seems to always run out about 10 minutes into cooking either chicken or pork, I am not sure how this happens, but it just… read more »

14 Things Your Health Insurer Wants to Keep from You

Most people understand that health insurance is a necessary financial tool to help control out of pocket health care costs. What is not always apparent is the intricate ways that… read more »

Tube launch – where have you been people are earning cash by uploading videos

Tube launch - hey there companies want to pay you to upload their videos on YouTube. am not making it up people like you are making real cash read more »

Where is My Money ?

Say you go to your financial advisor and he (or she) only is sending you “invoices” or “reports” on their own forms, and you are starting to wonder what is… read more »

Group Life vs Personal Life Insurance

There are some major differences between employee benefits life insurance vs. personal life plans! read more »

11 Outrageous Cases of Insurance Fraud

These eleven outrageous cases of insurance fraud were instances where the criminals were caught in the act and suffered the direct results of a life of crime: read more »

Discounts (and you only get what you ask for)

I dutifully checked with the insurer in question and received a very odd quote that was higher for my cars than my current insurer, however over all it was lower… read more »

Effective Ways to Get Out of Debt Fast – the Easy Way

Unfortunately, drowning in debt is the way of life for many Americans. I personally have followed these two simple suggestions to get myself out of debt and I can say… read more »

Taxes Done, Drones, Playoffs and Friday #ShoutOuts

Hope your taxes were in on Tuesday, because if not, you might be in trouble (especially if you are part of the $29 Billion dollars still owed to the government… read more »

Numbers are the Enemy

we find in the U.S. a Republican Senator who believe that the U.S. Census is far too invasive and they want it changed. There is a segment of the U.S.… read more »

13 Money-Saving Tips for 2013

How would you like to start out the New Year saving money? This infographic will show you 13 different money saving tips that will help you save a combined total… read more »

5 Financial Tips You Can Learn from Gordon Ramsay

Fox’s American version of the British Kitchen Nightmares TV reality show is probably one of the most successful programs it runs, because the show teaches the average person how to… read more »

Your First Credit Card: A Guide

When you turn 18, establishing good credit with your first credit card is essential for your future financial success. Building credit is often overlooked and buried at this age. Young… read more »

$ 29 Billion in Arears ?

The outstanding balance in undisputed unpaid taxes was $29 billion at 31 March 2012. Each year, the Agency writes off a certain amount of debt that it considers uncollectible (sic).… read more »

Credit card applications – how to reduce the headaches

As handy and convenient as credit cards are, the same cannot be said of credit card application forms. Here is your guide to avoiding headaches when completing credit card applications. read more »

Investing and System Backups the same?

That is my premise, that if you do back up your computers and such, it is much like investing your money in the market. I know you are thinking maybe… read more »

Best of: Best Financial Advice Ever

My Dad told me this story after we discussed payments schemes for money he was loaning me to buy my first house. What was he telling me? I’ll leave that… read more »