Sound Familiar? House Flippers Hit A Snag
Uh oh. Haven’t we seen this movie already? As many of you undoubtedly know, much of the housing “recovery” has been concentrated in what is euphemistically referred to as...
Where to Get Savings Bonds
Where to Get Savings Bonds? Most people immediately think of a bank when they’re ready to purchase a savings bond.
Finding a Savings Bank in My Neighborhood
A savings bank is a financial institution that accepts savings deposits and pays account holders interest. A bank is a safe place to hold your money.
Wealth Accumulation Lags for Generations X and Y
The “Under 40” crowd is reaching the point of wealth accumulation. And where they are in their financial journey is lagging behind where their parents were.
What is Savings For? Emergencies, Big Purchases and Retirement
What is savings? Ask five different people this question and you’ll probably get five different answers. Most know the importance having a savings account.
Companies Still Stockpiling Cash As Business Investment Lag
Instead of helping to grow the economy- investing capital in plants and equipment and hiring workers–companies have been stockpiling large amounts of cash.
What’s a Rainy Day Fund and How Big Should it Be?
Every household needs a rainy day fund, which is easily accessible for the cash you need in case of any unforeseen event.
A Debt Reduction Plan for 2013
With some dedication and planning, individuals can create their own debt reduction plan, without paying debt counselors or debt consolidation agency fees.
As Gold Prices Drop, Investors Are Scared Away
Gold is an essential part of any portfolio. And just like any investment, if you are good at reading the market you can speculate gold and make a profit....
Professor’s Invention Predicts Stock Swings
Professor Bollen has worked closely with social networking and how the ideas and concepts being discussed correlate to the stock market.
Case Solved: Patricia Cornwell Wins Big In Court
On February 5, we told you about the complicated case of Patricia Cornwell who sued her former financial advisers for revenues lost over $40 million.
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Index funds are simple, low cost, and often perform better than "investment experts." So they are the perfect investments for amateur investors.
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When the Stock Market Thinks Too Much of a Good Thing is Bad
The Federal Reserve thinks things are looking up and are thinking of tapering their monetary injections, sending the stock markets into chaos.
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Taking Action When You Are Dropped From Your Old Employer’s 401k
When you move jobs, you might have forgotten to move your 401k with you. The money is still yours, but you need to take action within a limited timeframe.
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In the currently more volatile bond market, a more flexible approach is advised to help reduce risk.
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