When teenagers run amok, they generally are quite astonished at your lack of congeniality when you ask them why your home pc has viruses from online downloading. When faced with cell phone charges that are beyond the point of reason, due to having used it like a remote intercom with their best friend while they were out-of-state, they might flip their hair and wonder glibly why all grown-ups are so tight-fisted. If you are facing budget problems with your phone, your pc, your fine electronics, because your teenager or kid thinks they are free toys, you need to set some boundaries and save your sanity while saving your budget. Read more…
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Good Boundaries Can Save You Money
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March 2008
Dangers of the Cash Advance on Your Credit Card
Are you the type who does not realize that you are actually living beyond your means, who regularly incur shortages even in the monthly budgeting of your expenses as compared with your actual income? And are you the type who does not really read the terms and conditions when you apply for and start using a credit card? You could be one of those who will think of withdrawing cash using their credit cards as the next option, supposedly to tide you over the “difficult times”. Read more…
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February 2008
Plan Ahead for Income Increases
Right about now you are either dreading filling out your taxes or anticipating a fat tax refund. There are times in our lives when we know we’ve got money coming to us. Before the money actually lands in our hands, that’s the time to make plans on how to effectively use this additional income. Times when income might be increasing predictably are tax time (refunds) and pay raises. Whether you expect an additional $100 a month or a fat $2,000 check at the beginning of the year, now is the time to have a plan to build wealth and reduce debt – before your increase is frittered away. Read more…
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January 2008
12 Teen Celebrities with Million Dollar Paychecks
When you think of self-made millionaires, you probably think of business people that have been working hard, pursuing their dreams, and pushing their ideas for decades. What you probably don’t think of are kids that haven’t even reached the legal drinking age, but with the entertainment industry growing as it is, millionaires are more and more often in their teens. We live in a society that values beautiful voices, strong acting skills, entertainers that are willing to work as hard as they play. We pay these actors, singers, and dancers hefty sums of money to keep our televisions, stereos, and movie screens on, making us laugh, smile, and cry along with their every word. Though their maturity and appearances might help us forget the fact that these performers are still in their teens, there is no doubt but that these not-yet-legal entertainers have already earned more than what most of us will save in a lifetime. Read more…
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January 2008
Cash Versus Debit Cards
Cash has some advantages over debit cards when you’re trying to stay within budget. With a debit card, it’s very easy to make multiple small purchases that may not seem like much, but can be large when taken together. If you are the type of person who gets to the counter and picks up that extra pack of gum, the newest magazine, or whatever is being featured by the cash register, then you might be an impulse buyer. This type of behavior can wreck a budget, especially if you are whipping out your debit card and not tallying the total cost at the end of the month. Read more…
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November 2007
Setting The Right Standards At Home For Money Management
Recently a lot of news has been seen that emphasizes on the importance of money management being taught to children and teens in the classroom. Some may conclude that the reason why money management needs to be taught in school is because the high amount of debt that Americans have today. Read more…
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October 2007
Online Cash Advance Can Help You Get on Track to Budgeting
If you find you are short on cash then you have to know that the warning signal is now ringing loud enough for you to pay attention. When you have to get the first online cash advance, then you know it is time to implement a budget or else you aren’t going to be able to stay afloat for very much longer. Pay attention to the signs and then use the first online cash advance wisely so you can get back on track. Read more…
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