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Tag Archives | Savings
How to Plant (Budget) and Grow Your Own Money Tree
by Halina Matt on October 15, 2012 in Personal Finance
Tightening the grip on your budget can sometimes make you feel hopelessly caught in a financial trap. Wouldn’t it be nice to get a little breathing room to save for the things that you may not need, but would sure like to have or do? It’s time for you to take the next step in your personal budgeting, and make your money grow. Here are some surefire options to help your money flourish.
What Does a Financial Planner Do and Why Would You Need One?
by Christine Bilger on October 9, 2012 in Retirement
Have you ever considered hiring a financial planner? Let’s take a look at what financial planners do, and some good reasons to hire one.
The Rules of Retirement – And Why They Might Not Apply to You
by Christine Bilger on August 22, 2012 in Retirement, Saving
It’s not easy to calculate how much money you’ll need. There are so many different rules and schools of thought when it comes to retirement funds, social security, and savings. Here are some common rules about retirement saving that might not apply to you.
Fun Ideas for Teaching Your Kids Money Management Skills
by Christine Bilger on June 26, 2012 in Family Focus
Kids don’t just grow up and magically acquire money-management skills. Financial responsibility is a life-long skill that should be taught from an early age. Here are a few of my favorite ideas for teaching kids about money.
3 Steps to Being Prepared for a Home-Related Tragedy
by Christine Bilger on June 21, 2012 in Homeowners Tips
No matter how diligent a homeowner you are, things will sometimes happen that are outside of your control. The most important thing to do is to take steps to be prepared so the unexpected doesn’t disrupt your life too much. If you are prepared for the worst, no situation will break you. Here are three steps you should take to be prepared for a home-related tragedy.

11 Personal Finance Tips To Teach Your Kids
by Kristen Curzytek on September 29, 2011 in Family Focus, Saving, Smart Shopper
Teaching your child about budgeting and personal finance can seem like a challenge. Here are some tips to introduce them to the subject and develop good habits.
3 Major Life Expenses You Need to Save For
by Guest Contributor on May 11, 2011 in Homeowners Tips, Retirement
The following is a guest post from Sarah Damon who writes about financial topics for SavingAccounts.com. Her opinions do not necessarily reflect those of Quicken Loans. [...]
How To Live Without Borrowing Money
by Guest Contributor on February 7, 2011 in Credit & Debt, Retirement, Saving
What to know how to pay off existing debt and move forward without having to borrow money in the future? Find out how from guest contributor Pinyo.

Attainable Personal Finance Goals for 2011 – the Antidote to Failed Resolutions
by Rebecca Carter on January 3, 2011 in Credit & Debt, Retirement, Saving
Making personal finance a priority for 2011? Set yourself up for success with these tips and suggested goals!

