Monthly Archives: January 2010

Friday Links

Million Dollar Journey looks at some common myths about stock market risk. Cash Money Life lists 10 home office money saving ideas. Money Under 30 suggests you don’t let dating drain your wallet! Generation X Finance has seven reasons why working from home may be ideal for you. Financial Highway gives us some frugal Valentines…

Don’t Just Track The Past, Forecast With PocketSmith

I’ve been trying out another online budgeting tool that has some interesting features and most importantly to readers here, works for Canadian bank accounts! The reason PocketSmith works with Canadian banks is because, like Wesabe and BudgetPulse, PocketSmith requires you to load your transaction data that you can download from your bank’s website. This can…

Control Your Spending With A Budget

Looking to reduce your spending and save more money? While many dread the word, the best way to accomplish these goals may be creating and following a budget. Before you can set up a budget and look for ways to improve, you’ll need to know what you are doing now. This could be done in…

Save Money With Fractional RV Ownership

Would you like to own an RV but would rather not pay the high prices for something you’ll likely only use a few weeks a year? A great way to save money and still have your own RV to use is to become a partial owner in a fractional RV ownership. Similar to the benefits…

How To Improve Your Home Security

While home insurance can help protect you from the financial loss of a home break in and theft, the best way to protect your family and possessions is to have your house properly secured and set up to be a deterrent to thieves. Your first line of defense is to have looks that are not…

Friday Links

Bible Money Matters has wrapped up his excellent series titled Blueprint For How To Make Money With A Blog. Consumerism Commentary lists the 5 worst forms of debt. Good Financial Cents analyzes if the 2000’s is the lost decade of investing. Financial Highway shares 7 money lessons from Monopoly. Triaging My Way To Financial Success…

Reduce Your Electricity Bill By Choosing An LCD TV Instead Of Plasma

If you are looking to buy a new TV, choosing an LCD might help you save you money on your electricity bill. The reason for this is that LCD televisions use a backlight behind the pixels to produce their image while plasma TVs have a light source for every single pixel on the screen. Under…