Plan
You want tomorrow to be even better than today—and to get there, you need a plan. Once you put numbers to your dreams, they start to materialize. Almost like magic.
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Single Mom Start-Up Debt
For the first time in 10 years, I have gone into debt—a whopping $4,200—to restart my life as a single mom. I’ve had to buy a car ($1,000 down payment) rent an apartment ($2,400 for the first month and security) buy furniture for the apartment... ➡
Stock Talk for Everyone
Why didn’t we think of this? Instead of spending hours scanning business pages and investment websites for stock tips and company deets, it would be a lot easier—and more fun—if you could follow a few great minds on a financial version of... ➡
Don't Blow Your Windfall
Last fall, my husband and I got a mini-windfall—a couple hundred bucks sent to us each month as repayment on a loan. Naturally, we vowed to save every dime. Naturally, we didn’t. We spent it. Meanwhile, over at the Money Magazine offices, where... ➡
Your Long-Term Peace of Mind
What do you see when you look ahead? Let’s look into the crystal ball and forecast your ideal financial future. You want your golden years to be golden, you want enough prosperity to bring you peace of mind. Gorgeous, Oprah-like millions would be... ➡
Feel The Earn
From Our Partner Sponsored Post Don't just save money—earn it. Put your money in an ING DIRECT Orange Savings Account and earn six times more interest than the national average.1.10% Variable Annual Percentage Yield effective as of 1/27/11.... ➡
The G.O.O.D. Secret—Save
Assuming you’ve read the first installment of the DailyWorth G.O.O.D. guide, you’ve started to live the debt-free life, or at least figuring out what that means. Next step: Start saving. Being in debt means you’re in danger of falling deeper... ➡
HelloWallet. It's Me, Your Budget.
A good budget tells you how to manage money now. But what about where you’re headed next? You’ve got some goals stashed away—a home, a car, a private island. How can you better manage your cashflow today to make certain your dreams... ➡
Saved By My Car Budget
It’s not easy starting a new life as a single mom, and my first big challenge was to buy a decent but affordable used car. I’m loyal to Hondas and Toyotas, because I believe those cars spend less time in the shop. But my budget was $200 a month,... ➡
