Parent’s Day: Is it high time to teach personal finance to preschoolers?
Date: 18th Jul, 2017
This post is for both the newbie and would be parents. If you ask me, every day is a parent’s day. Parents have no holidays. They work 24*7 only to help their children get the best life. Besides, being a parent is a big responsibility. It is his/her responsibility to bring an overall developmen... Read more
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When is it OK to pull out cash from your emergency fund?
Date: 11th Jul, 2017
You may have heard that having an emergency fund is significant to avoid money crisis when you need it most. Yes, it is true that the importance of an emergency fund is definitely quite significant. If you have an emergency fund, you can meet expenses that you had not planned for. Thus you can avoid... Read more
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3 Small tricks to be patient for attaining financial freedom
Date: 6th Jul, 2017
Are you a patient person by nature? I’m asking this because I don’t have a patient bone in my body. You can criticize me as much as you want. But this is how I am. When I finished my college, I wanted to get a job as quickly as possible. When I apply for a credit card, I want to get one the v... Read more
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6 Secrets to keep working happily at the 60s and beyond
Date: 15th Jun, 2017
As per the study by University of Michigan researchers, "About 40% of Americans, who were still working when they turned 62, had moved to a new occupation sometime after age 55." The same research disclosed even an unfortunate fact, i.e. "The older workers experience a decrease in hourly earnings... Read more
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When you can retire with debt without frowning
Date: 23rd May, 2017
Common sense suggests that you should avoid retiring with debt. But, Americans are seemingly ignoring this wisdom, according to the recent report released by the Michigan Retirement Research Center. Baby boomers are more likely to retire with debt than in the past. Statistics reveal that 70% baby... Read more
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3 Incredible tips to generate tax-free income in retirement
Date: 2nd May, 2017
NO one likes paying taxes - the ones earning in billions hate it the most. For retirees, taxes quite seem like nightmare. Since you’re looking for ways to generate some tax-free income during retirement, here are three ways to get started. 1) Open a Roth IRA While Roth IRA has a number of be... Read more
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Top 5 money boo-boos that make millennials look silly
Date: 25th Apr, 2017
Bill Gates once said, “It's fine to celebrate success but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure.” As millennials belong to the age group of 18-32 years, they achieve one milestone after another in their lives. They celebrate adulthood with a fresh sense of independence derived out ... Read more
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Is It Too Tough To Live Frugally When You Are In Credit Card Debt?
Date: 21st Apr, 2017
“Rather go to bed without dinner than to rise in debt.” - Benjamin Franklin Being in debt is not at all sexy. Maxed out credit cards, high interest rates, debt collection calls and poor credit score wipe out the bright smile from your face. And with time, it becomes extremely tough to get a... Read more
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Where to look for $1,000 to pay unexpected medical bills
Date: 21st Apr, 2017
Medical emergencies can pop up anytime. What will you do if you face a sudden medical emergency? How will you pay the medical bills if it’s more than what you expected? You would suggest using your emergency fund in case of a medical emergency. But, what will you do if you don’t have an e... Read more
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8 Powerful strategies to spare cash for an emergency fund
Date: 11th Apr, 2017
“If the only way you can build an emergency fund is to pay the minimum due on your credit card, that is what you need to do” - Suze Orman An emergency fund gives you immediate cash to cover your unexpected expenses. Without one, you... Read more
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