How To

  • Investing with Little

    You don't need a lot of money to start investing. The easiest way to do it is via your employer's 401k plan. Matched contributions are like free money. If you have a bit more money, you can buy into a mutual fund or purchase individual stocks.

  • 3 Ways to Save on Your Electricity Bill

    With the price of electricity going up, it's a good time to think about what you can do to slash the cost of your bill. Turning down the thermostat, eliminating drafts, and turning off unused appliances can save you money.

  • How to qualify for Refinancing

    If you bought your house at the height of the real estate market, now may be a good time for you to refinance your mortgage. Low interest rates mean that you can save thousands of dollars in mortgage repayments.

  • Paying High-Rate Debt

    Not all debts are the same. Pay off high-interest debt first. If you can't afford to pay it off straight away, consider transferring it to a cheaper credit card, or consolidating it with a low-interest loan.

  • Sell your House in a Flash

    It can take months to sell a house in a buyer's market. If you need a quick sale, there are things you can do to attract more buyers and improve your chances of selling the property at the asking price.

  • Stolen Credit Card

    Losing a credit card can be very stressful. You may be worried about being held liable for unauthorized charges or becoming the victim of identity theft. Follow these six steps to protect your credit history and your money.

  • How to find a good stockbroker

    Choosing a stockbroker can be a daunting experience. Ask for a recommendation from friends and coworkers. Make sure you’re comfortable with the broker, and that he takes the times to listen to you.

  • How to buy municipal bonds

    Municipal bonds (muni bonds) are one of the safest investment options around. They’re issued by the city, county or state to pay for specific projects, such as hospitals and schools. It’s a way for the city, county or state to borrow money. The city takes your money and writes you an IOU in the form of a muni bond.

  • How to Create a Christmas Budget

    Christmas is the happiest time of year. It’s also the most expensive. It’s not just the presents that break the bank. Food, drinks, parties, dresses, visiting relatives all cost money. The sooner you start saving, the less you’ll have to panic about your finances in December.

    Calculate your Christmas budget today. Write down every expense you can think of, including gifts and travel costs. Don’t forget about small things like wrapping paper. Small things can add up to large debt.

  • Three Steps to Get a Merchant Cash Advance

    Now that the tight credit market has made it very difficult for many small business owners to qualify for a conventional business loan, they are turning to merchant cash advances to grow their businesses or to tide them over a financial hump.

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