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How a child could become a millionaire with just under €95 per month invested from birth to age 17 — the power of compound interest.
Robert Kiyosaki is giving away his Rich Dad Poor Dad ebook for free. Download yours today. This is one of those books you should definitely read and now that it’s free there is absolutely no excuse for not reading it. You should also…
Robert Kiyosaki is now giving away his Increase your Financial IQ ebook for free. Dowload yours today. This is one of those books you should definitely read and now that it’s free there is absolutely no excuse for not reading it. You…
These five figures give good insight to your financial healthiness. The list comes from MSN Money article 5 financial figures you should know. 1) Credit Score This number is very important maybe the most important number you need to…
Knowing your credit score and how to improve it is very important. Your credit score affects how you get credit and at what cost. It affects the interest rate on your mortgage, auto loan, credit card and even the amount of security…
If you are getting any tax refund then you should consider these five ways to put that money to work. If you haven’t done your taxes yet then now is a really good time to do it. 1. Pay off debt If you have any debt especially high…
The average American household has $7,122 of credit card debt and the average indebt household has $15,266. Those are pretty disturbingly high numbers. So it’s no surprice if you belong to the 1 in 4 households that are struggling to…
Does it make financial sense to get your new smartphone with a 24 month contract? That is something I never even thought about before coming to USA. Back home most people paid full price on the phone and got what ever plan they wanted…
The first time I got the little yellow notice to appear that they give out here in California I was really confused. Back home when police gives you a ticket for speeding it has the fee you have to pay which is based on your income so…
One of the first things most personal finance gurus tell you to do is start an emergency fund. But what is an emergency fund: it’s a easily accessible stash of money that is dedicated to emergencies only. It’s not regular savings that…
