Personal Finance

The Most Expensive American Cities

Posted: March 19, 2010 10:10AM by Mark Riddix

Imagine living on the warm, sunny beaches of Hawaii - or maybe you would prefer the majestic setting and ski slopes of Aspen, Colorado. While these idyllic locations are great places to put down...

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Filed Under: Personal Finance, Real Estate, Travel

Top 5 Reasons Why People Go Bankrupt

Posted: 3/19/2010 by Mark P. Cussen

The bankruptcy statistics in America are alarming. The past few decades have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people that are unable to pay off their debts, and Congress has recently addressed...

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Filed Under: Credit Report, Debt, Personal Finance

What The First Date Can Teach You About Love, Money And The Person You're With

Posted: March 18, 2010 10:53AM by Meghan Casserly

A man and a woman go out on a first date and each of them has two glasses of wine. Things are going well when the check arrives. "I think we should split this," the man says to the woman. He's...

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Filed Under: Credit, Debt, Personal Finance, Young Investors

Why Young People Shouldn't Diss Social Security

Posted: March 18, 2010 10:49AM by Asher Hawkins

Ask a worker in hisÂ 20s orÂ 30s for his or her thoughts onÂ Social Security and you'll probably hear something like: "It worked fine for my parents, but it won't be around by the time I retire."Despite...

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Filed Under: Laws, Personal Finance, Retirement

Counterintuitive Management Strategies That Work

Posted: March 18, 2010 10:45AM by Eric Fontinelle

Sometimes you need to throw the rulebook out the window. Â That's what many of the top firms are doing to get the most out of their workers in an increasingly knowledge based economy. Traditional...

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Filed Under: Careers, Economy, Entrepreneur, Personal Finance

7 Air Travel Perks That Used To Be Free

Posted: March 18, 2010 10:04AM by Tara Struyk

If you're an experienced traveler, you've probably already noticed that air travel perks are few and far between, especially if you aren't a first or business-class traveler. In the heydays of...

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Filed Under: Personal Finance, Travel

Claim The Homebuyer Tax Credit Before It Expires

Posted: March 17, 2010 11:47AM by Amy Fontinelle

Taking advantage of the federal government's homebuyer tax credits could get you up to $8,000 - if you don't delay. You'll need to enter into a legally binding purchase contract by April 30, 2010...

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Filed Under: Mortgages, Personal Finance, Real Estate, Taxes

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