By Gregory Sessa
If you owned stocks or mutual funds at the start of the 21st century, you no doubt felt the financial pain of the market’s crash. Between the stock market’s peak in March 2000 to its subsequent bottom in October 2002, and then the drop again in 2008 and 2009, the combined market value [...]
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Happy Sunday!
I’m back from a week long vacation in the mountains of Colorado. Was looking for a week of nothing, nothing wasn’t exactly what happened since I work many jobs and they always seem to hunt me down no matter what I do or where I go. Eh, I did get some time to myself [...]
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I just received an energy bill for $219.00…I about lost it. This is excessive for less then 1200 square feet of space. Granted, I live in the devils armpit and I need to cool my house to less then the 115 degrees it is outside, but jeez!
I cannot handle paying this much to cool my [...]
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This week was a good one in the land of personal finance. Lots of good stuff to keep you defending that dough and growing that wealth!
Blogosphere
Trent over at The Simple Dollar taught us how to take advantage of The Neighborhood Cooperative.
Not Made of Money helped us to Adjust our Withholding for Next Year.
David at My [...]
This week was a great weak for informative finance posts around the bloggosphere. I was able to squeeze in quite a bit of time to check them out thanks to a me day stuck in the middle of the week. Sometimes you just work too hard and need to take a day. I took a [...]
Did you know…today is Earth Day? In honor of the occasion, I’ve put together an extra round of link love to help you go green to save green.
Check out the green friendly posts from around the blogosphere.
Happy Earth Day everyone!
Blog Posts
David Weliver of Money Under 30 gives us 5 Ways to Save Money And Help [...]
Mint seems to be all the rage, everywhere I look someone is talking about Mint.
Mint is a new online money management site in a similar vein to Yodlee and Wesabe, allowing users to visit one web portal to all of their accounts and financial information vs. logging in to a separate banking site for each [...]
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“I’m Freezing Your Assets”
I was perusing my GoogleReader tonight and read a great post from The Digarati Life about freezing your credit cards to keep from using them.
I couldn’t help but think of a couple of great movie scenes that involved the freezing of some form of payment.
One of my favorites is from Confessions of a Shopaholic…
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