How do I take out a payday loan? Applying for a payday loan can be a simple, stress-free process…as long as you go about it in the right way. In the next few minutes, you’ll learn about some payday loan options available to you and the basic steps you’ll need to take to quickly and… Continue Reading »
A September, 2012 survey by CashNetUSA revealed that 35 percent of American families with children expect to have difficulty paying for holiday gifts this year. The same survey found that 1 in 5 families with children anticipate difficulty paying mortgage or rent within the next six months. For these families, nothing would be more welcome… Continue Reading »
I was near the copy machine at work the other day and one of my colleagues was scanning a receipt to submit for expense reimbursement. She said it was for the same trip we both made the same day by car to our headquarters. I never have to scan receipts because I only request to be… Continue Reading »
Before we can think about saving for retirement, we need to pay down our debt. Today it’s hard to invest your money and expect to earn over five percent, unless you invest in something very risky. Well, let’s say your debt is charging you 20 percent interest. If you invest at five percent or under… Continue Reading »
A goal not written down is just a wish. Financial goals like retirement and college planning are too important to be left up to pie-in-the-sky tactics. Let’s face it; if you throw a pie in the air what are the chances that it will land intact? Chances are the pie you planned on enjoying will… Continue Reading »
Financial journeys can be difficult, however, eventually you may be able to safely make it into the zone of financial security. I do believe the 10 Steps Toward Financial Security can help guide you through this journey. In recent blog posts, you have learned the first eight steps: Start Where You Are Make a Date… Continue Reading »
