Today I have a guest post from Kris Bickell and the money lessons he learned from playing baseball as a youngster.
Spring is in the air, and so is the excitement about the start of another baseball season. When I was young, I enjoyed the start of little league practice. People often say you [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
This post comes from Michael, chief editor of DoughRoller.net, helping consumers figure out if political contributions are tax deductible.
Very few people ever put the IRS and the word “helpful” in the same sentence; but believe it or not, the IRS provides a number of free tax assistance services to income tax filers by [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
// This post comes to you from the NerdWallet.com team of personal finance bloggers, and experts in helping consumers compare rewards credit cards.
Hidden Tricks Used in Balance Transfers
If I remember well, the purpose of the CARD Act was to prevent the average American from losing his freedom to credit card companies. It [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
// Today I have a guest post from Tim Chen, founder and CEO of NerdWallet.com, a website that helps consumers to compare credit card reward programs. Tim also educates consumers about credit cards and debt management at the Forbes Moneybuilder Blog, the Huffington Post, and the U.S.News.
I’ve still been confused by the changes to overdraft protection on my checking account so here is a post from Trisha Wagner to help clear up any confusion. ~Mrs. Accountability
There have been many changes taking place in the credit card and banking industries in the past few years as a result of the [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Today I have a guest post from The Digerati Life. The Digerati Life is a personal finance site that offers tips and resources on saving, investing and debt management. Check out the site’s coverage of topics that range from reviews of high interest savings accounts to discussions on balance transfer cards.
Last Tuesday Mr. Credit Card was kind enough to include my guest post which described my debt consolidation experience in more detail than I’ve shared here on my blog.
Mr. Credit Card also does a blog talk radio show where he interviews personal finance bloggers. I have been listening to his talk shows on [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Today I have a guest post from Mr. Credit Card. Yesterday I was on Mr. Credit Card’s Blog Talk Radio show and what a lot of fun! I was nervous about what I was going to say, and I stuttered a few times, but overall I think I did okay. You can hear the [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Today I’m giving the floor to Trisha Wagner. She’s a freelance writer who has volunteered to provide a guest post today at Out of Debt Again.
Managing Your Finances In Changing Times
A changing economy requires changes in how you manage your finances. When facing tough economic times many consumers have learned the hard [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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