February, 2010
Resolution for Repayment of Debts
Debt Repayment Gone Off Track
It is never simple to repay debt. People start out with huge New Year’s resolutions to get their finances under control. Something unexpected always seems to happen and take them off track.
Unscheduled events like a car accident, a visit to the doctor, or even an expensive medical treatment, is all it ...
Workers seeking good jobs and good bosses
Getting the job is just the beginning
More and more workers are concerned about their payday cash. It isn't just about money, they are also worried about a new position and a new boss. The number of unemployed people is in the millions, leaving many in precarious situations. The unknown of a new employer and a ...
Managing Money for Household Expenses
Incomes Dropping
Many people have been complaining over the past year that incomes are dropping. This is the truth for those with jobs. There are others who are facing job losses and living on unemployment benefits. Expenses have not dropped but incomes have. The increase in expenses is a fact, which we have to live with. ...
401(k)s may not cover all retirees needs
Retirees May Need Personal Loans in Addition to 401(k)s
Consumers may need personal loans to manage through retirement if they aren’t careful with their 401(k) accounts. A 401(k) account allows a working person to save for retirement, invest the savings and defer taxes until after retirement when, in most cases, the account holder’s income will be ...
Fidelity Drops Trade Commission Price to $7.95
Fidelity announced today that starting February 3rd, 2010, the price of all online equity trades through their brokerage would cost $7.95, with no limit on the number of shares. Previously, the commissions ranged from $8 to $19.95 per trade depending on asset value and trading volume. This is great news for my ...