Things to Consider if Your Company Cuts the 401k Match

New Bank Overdraft Fee Regulations- Will They Have the Desired Effect?
The Federal Reserve passed new regulations last week requiring banks that issue debit cards to let consumers choose whether they want to pay overdraft fees for debit card purchases and ATM withdrawals and hav

Living On One Income- Tips for Going From Two Incomes to One
Living on one income can be a scary thought, particularly if it not something you choose to do but is forced upon you due to the loss of a job or other life event. Even if it is totally planned, it can be a daunting thought that a portion of your household income (even if it is not a large portion

$6500 Tax Credit for Existing Homeowners Who Purchase New Home Signed into Law, Not Retroactive, $80
The $6500 home buyer tax credit for existing homeowners who purchase a new home and the extension of the $8000 first time home buyer’s tax credit were signed into law

Fixing Financial Leaks in Your Life
Every so often, as I am standing at the bathroom sink early in the morning getting ready for work, I hear a familiar sound- Drip, drip, dri

Save Money by Practicing Moderation in Your Life
Somewhere between living in a frivolous manner and grossly overspending and living a spartan, miserly lifestyle there is a happy medium. That happy medium is sometimes called….. Doing things in Moderation. Consuming or spending in moderation in certain areas