Marriages — even former ones — can have significant financial advantages. Here’s a look at how having said ‘I do’ can win you more in retirement benefits.
Monthly Archives: June 2010
3 ways you can thwart identity thieves
Should you use a debit card or a credit card? Which retailers are safest? There are some big differences when you pay with plastic.
‘Must . . . buy . . . things’
Zombie consumers roam store aisles looking for ways to spend rather than reasons not to. Don’t let a sale or wacky math turn you into a mindless spender.
9 sneaky tips for saving more
First trick yourself into building a cash cushion, and then trick yourself into keeping it. The process is profitable and might even be fun.
Mortgages that require little down
Once again, you can buy a house without a lot upfront — or even with no down payment. Here are 5 options for potential homeowners who are short on cash.
Renting to own: Don’t get burned
Lease options can help buyers with bad credit get into homes they’re not qualified to purchase otherwise. The pitfalls are many, but there are smart ways to avoid them.
How to set up your first 401k
If you’re just entering the work force, now is the best time to ensure that when you make your exit, you can retire comfortably.