Category Archives: Personal Finance
Atlanta Bankruptcy Attorneys Say Economy Can Help Make the Most of Our Money
Last year’s economy did a number on our finances – but it may have done a world of good for our attitudes, according to Atlanta bankruptcy attorneys. It’s welcome news, especially for the millions of Americans hoping to make 2010 the year to break free from debt. Last year, on the other hand, was a… Read More »
Chicago Bankruptcy Attorneys Explain How the Recession Is Helping Us Live Better with Less Money
The recent recession did more than change our finances – it also changed out attitudes, according to Chicago bankruptcy attorneys. And that’s a good thing. Many of us are vowing to make 2010 the year we finally find freedom from debt. And our new treatment of money means some of us have a head start… Read More »
How Interest Can Maximize Your Savings Plan
Remember the old adage a penny saved is a penny earned? Well, believe it or not, it’s true. And fortunately, it applies to a lot more than pennies. Earlier this week, I said that the biggest obstacle to starting a savings plan is getting over your excuses – one of those excuses being that you… Read More »
Get The Most From Your Savings With Interest
Some folks don’t save because they think they can’t afford to, but many more have another excuse – they don’t want to go without. A dollar saved is a dollar you can’t spend, right? But that’s not true. A good savings plan isn’t about not spending – it’s about earning. I’m talking about interest. Whether… Read More »
Put Your Savings Toward Debt First
What if I told you there’s a way to increase your income by adding another payment each month? You’d probably think I was out of my gourd, right? Fortunately for you, I’m not. See, there’s a twist – the extra payment is to yourself. That’s right, I’m talking about saving. On Tuesday, we talked about… Read More »