photo by chrisbb This is a guest post from The Happy Rock @ The Happy Rock, a personal finance blog dedicated to changing our behaviors to change our wealth. You can subscribe to his feed here. Most financial plans … Continue reading
photo by pointnshoot It has been a rough month in our household. It all started when my wife took a spill in a parking lot after rolling her ankle. She severely sprained her ankle, and even did some ligament damage. … Continue reading
In response to my recent ING Direct review and a discussion on emergency funds James asked a question in the comments, “How close should they be?” That’s a great question, and one I have asked myself since turning to online banking. … Continue reading
The first step in any good financial plan is to establish an emergency fund to handle life’s emergencies and break the cycle of turning to debt. However, some people feel a reluctance to use the fund in an emergency and … Continue reading
Much has been made in the news over the last few weeks and months regarding an impending recession in the U.S. economy. Talking heads spend hours and hours telling us what impact the recession will have on the global economy, … Continue reading
