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Holiday Gift Guide: Save on Christmas Gifts

We all like to spend money on our friends and family at Christmas time and there are few things as satisfying as being able to buy and give a gift you just know the recipient will love. However, if you need to tighten your belt a little this year in the Christmas gift department, or [...]

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Change for Change: Living life to the fullest (on a budget)

This post is part of the Guest Blog Grand Tour over at Life Without Pants – an epic two-month journey of over 50 guest posts. Want to learn more about Matt Cheuvront and see how far the rabbit hole goes? Subscribe to the Life Without Pants RSS feed and keep in touch! photo credit: Hey [...]

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Letter of Intent

This is a guest post from Evan who writes at My Journey to Millions a blog about Estate, Retirement and Investment Planning. Evan is admitted to Practice Law in the State of New York, but his primary job is as back office support in one a very successful financial planning firm. Check out his Three [...]

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clear the clutter from your closet

Does your closet feel like the Bermuda Triangle or a Black Hole? Are you taking your life into your own hands when you try to step into your closet? Are closet items drifting out into your bedroom? If any of these scenarios is the case, then you need to consider clearing the clutter from your closet.

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FiscalGeek’s Hatred for Wells Fargo. A Love Story.

This is a guest post from FiscalGeek and part of my series on Banks That Suck. photo credit: TheTruthAbout I have to state that my hatred mostly flows from my dealings with Wells Fargo Home Mortgage but that expands into their consumer banking business as a matter of course. I have gone through one painful [...]

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Guest post: Get Rich Slowly

Giving myself a shout-out. I did a guest post for Get Rich Slowly this morning. I’m so glad I got to read the book How to be The Family CFO. It has been eye-opening for me. I used to stick my head in the sand about certain (well maybe all) financial matters, and this book [...]