finances

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: Complacency Is The Enemy One of the biggest enemies of a debt free life is complacency. Not only is it an enemy, it’s a very sneaky enemy. ... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The Financial Road Less Traveled I think I’m getting old. I’m starting to hit that phase of life where I’m looking at the choices IR... read the story

by Sadie Morris

A Life Without Debt: I’ve Always Been Old I’ll let you in on a secret: I’m really about fifty-eight years old. Mentally, at least. In actuality I̵... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

Job Hunting Lessons from Panic in the Year Zero Yesterday I went to the gym. That, in and of itself, is almost apocalyptic in significance, as I never go to the gym. Ne... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Why Should You Never Trust Just One Source? Often They Don’t Know Any More Than You Do This video from the Daily Show with Jon Stewart is funny and great entertainment: The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M R... read the story

by Guest Writer

Five Things You Can Do Right Now To Improve Your Finances Lean economic times breed a kind of desperate rush to do something to save money — right now. While it’s alw... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Don’t Apologize For Your Financial Success When I was in high school I was a “smart kid.” I got great grades and studied hard. I chose to make school a... read the story

by Cortni Marrazzo

The Latte Effect: When Financial Changes May Be a Little Late It was recently announced in the news that Starbucks (SBUX) will be closing over 600 stores due to a phenomenon nickname... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

The Best Voyeuristic Financial Books A few weeks ago I wrote about books that are valuable for every level of financial knowledge. Almost all of those books ... read the story

Money Lessons I’ve Learned on the Road (the hard way) Somewhere along my most recent three-week vacation, I started to compare it to last year’s three-week road trip. I... read the story