Money: It's Not Just For Rich People
Editor's Note: We've got a guest post on the blog today! This one is for those of you who will be graduating soon - are you ready to tackle your student loans after graduation? Liz from Less Debt More Wine has the scoop on how to create a plan during … [Continue reading]
In my not-very-long life of shopping and preparing food, I've lived through a gamut of household dietary restrictions: diabetes, celiac disease, obesity, food allergies from peanuts to melons to carrots, pregnancy, caffeine sensitivity... I've had to … [Continue reading]
A Holiday History Lesson During the Great Depression, the popularity of something called a "Christmas club" grew. Not really a club at all, these were actually a type of savings account. Banks encouraged savers to sign up and put a small amount of … [Continue reading]
During my pregnancy last year, I made it a point not to read too many pregnancy and baby books, thinking that the information overload and the contradictions between books would be good for no one. Instead, I read a choice few prenatal and parenting … [Continue reading]
The following post is by ESI from ESI Money, a blog about achieving financial independence through earning, saving, and investing (ESI). It’s written by an early-50's retiree who achieved financial independence, shares what’s worked for him, and … [Continue reading]