Monday, May 30, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
TEN BIGGEST MONEY WASTERS
1. ATM fees
2. Lottery tickets
3. Gourmet coffee
4. Cigarettes
5. Infomercial impulse buys
6. Brand-name groceries
7. Eating out
8. Unused gym memberships
9. Daily internet deals
10. Bundled cable or phone services
Read the article CNN posted a few days ago 10 Biggest Money wasters
2. Lottery tickets
3. Gourmet coffee
4. Cigarettes
5. Infomercial impulse buys
6. Brand-name groceries
7. Eating out
8. Unused gym memberships
9. Daily internet deals
10. Bundled cable or phone services
Read the article CNN posted a few days ago 10 Biggest Money wasters
Saturday, May 21, 2011
FREE 1 YEAR SUBSCRIPTION-SUZE ORMAN MONEY NAVIGATOR CODE
If you missed it the last time this was offered, you can get a FREE 1 Year subscription – Suze Orman Money Navigator Newsletter. Enter the code WENDY in the gift code box (Normally $63).
Thanks, Bluegrass Savers
Monday, May 16, 2011
Your Net Worth
In researching and expanding my financial knowledge, I was asked if I knew my net worth. Hmmmm
No I don't, and I'm kinda hesitant to find out. However, this is a key element needed to start my financial portfolio. Here are a couple helpful easy links. Net Worth Calculation Worksheet, or Net Worth Calculator.
No I don't, and I'm kinda hesitant to find out. However, this is a key element needed to start my financial portfolio. Here are a couple helpful easy links. Net Worth Calculation Worksheet, or Net Worth Calculator.
Friday, May 13, 2011
Living a Six-Figure Lifestyle on a $30,000 Salary
Another great article on yahoo, that is worth reading. Read more on living a Six-Figure Lifestyle on a $30,000 salary
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
COUPONS
Okay, yeah I know it's been awhile. I've been caught up in clipping coupons, and haven't figured out how to manage my spare time between blogging, couponing, and everything else I can fit in. I am working on it, but right now, I'm happy to say I won't have to buy toilet paper, paper towels, toothpaste, or deoderant for a while now.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Checking Fees
After viewing my statement, I noticed a $12 fee. As I inquired about the fee, I was told that changes were made to my account the first of the month and I should have been notified. The bank I initially opened the account with was purchased by a major banking firm; in which now, I would have to make (2) $500 deposits monthly,or keep $1500 balance in order to have free checking. I was told my fee was discounted from $15 to $12, I guess I'm priviledged.
I have a joint acount at a credit union with my groom, I have a separate account that I use for personal use (cashing rebates, etc.) Needless to say I'm looking for a free account without many stipulations. I may have to resort in using banking online....
I have a joint acount at a credit union with my groom, I have a separate account that I use for personal use (cashing rebates, etc.) Needless to say I'm looking for a free account without many stipulations. I may have to resort in using banking online....
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