I recently celebrated a birthday. Our local tax assessor didn’t send me a birthday card, though. He sent me a bill for our car tag renewal. Fortunately, last year I began saving a little bit from each paycheck into a … Continue reading
It’s that time of year again. That time when Uncle Sam returns some of your hard-earned tax dollars that he’s been borrowing at zero-percent interest. Tax refunds are sort of a forced savings account for many people. And while I … Continue reading
This post was written by Chris. He is a twenty-something battling his way out of more than $150,000 in debt. You can read more about him at Money Relationship. When my wife and I decided to get out of debt, … Continue reading
The following guest post is from Neal Frankle of Wealth Pilgrim. Wealth Pilgrim is on my short list of daily reads. After reading the post, head over to Neal’s site and sign up to receive his posts. How would you … Continue reading
When it comes to saving for emergencies, I subscribe to the theory “out of sight, out of mind.” Saving money with one of the best online banks helps to protect me from myself, as a recovering spendthrift. Our emergency funds … Continue reading
