This week’s guest post comes from Fred, personal finance writer at Credit Card Finder. He helps people to compare credit cards online. There are smart ways to use your credit card: you can keep your wages earning interest in a savings account while … [Continue reading]
How Big Should Your Emergency Fund Be?
Last month I announced some changes to my Savings Snowball, including dropping the goal for my Emergency Fund from $10,000 to $5,000. No one said anything about that, so it must not have been a huge controversy. But I don’t find myself especially … [Continue reading]
Net Worth Update: January 2010
Happy Groundhog Day! Hopefully we won’t get sucked into a Bill Murray or Buffy-in-the-episode-Life-Serial style time loop! If we do, I’m going to spend that time learning something really awesome, like juggling fire clubs or glass blowing. Barring … [Continue reading]
Coupons from the Entertainment Book, Act 2
We didn’t get one last year because we were moving from one area to another, but this year, we’re all nice and settled. To put it bluntly, the boyfriend and I are coupon whores. We hate eating somewhere if we don’t have a coupon. Wow, that makes it … [Continue reading]
10 Places to Make Money Online
One of the most frequent reader questions on Poorer Than You is "How do I make money online?" This week's guest post tackles 10 ways you can do just that, legitimately and with no start-up costs. This guest post is from education writer Karen … [Continue reading]
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