I discuss College Financial aid and the expected family contribution for college. I include a number of links to supporting documents and advice to maximize aid. I conclude that saving for college may hurt your chances for financial aid.
So as a twenty something you know it's great to save money. But how far can you go with saving money? Today I want to discuss short sighted financial decisions that could lead to some serious issues...
Deciding what to do with your pension at retirement can be a stressful decision. Be sure to weigh all the facts and seek council from several professionals before you decide.
Helpful resources to do a background check on your financial advisor or broker. Real life financial planner checks his own background.
Making your money safe sounds like a great idea, but what exactly does "safe" mean? How can you make sure your money is in the safest place for you.
Most people think about financial freedom, or retirement, as a point in time when they can fully cover their living expenses with some sort of passive income. This usually involves saving a significant amount of money so that a small percentage could be safely withdrawn to cover living expenses each year. To many people, this seems impossible and out of reach. However, have you considered taking baby steps and retiring just one expense at a time?
The wonder of the Internet makes it possible for just about anyone to access top-notch web apps and other tools that can make working and studying a breeze. Read on to learn about 100 free or extremely cheap tools that are great for students.
Stephen Covey's 7 Habits as applied to money and personal finance - a discussion of the interdependence habits and the habit of self-renewal.
Do you keep money secrets from your spouse? Why? I think there are compelling reasons not to!
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