Should You Time The Market Or Tie The Market?
One of the age old debates on many financial message boards is the idea behind timing the market as the basis for your investing strategy. While it seems that the majority of people are...
One of the age old debates on many financial message boards is the idea behind timing the market as the basis for your investing strategy. While it seems that the majority of people are...
Whether you are an experienced investor or someone that is just starting out, you can spend a considerable amount of time tracking down information and educating yourself on various financial topics. Rather than continue...
This past Sunday, I came across an article from Humberto Cruz that discussed reasons direct deposit of your tax refund may not be the best idea. In the event that you were not aware...
As a means of tracking my progress towards my 2007 goals, I am going to be running this as an on-going series of posts. As a bit of background, here are the opening posts...
As a means of tracking my progress towards my 2007 goals, I am going to be running this as an on-going series of posts. As a bit of background, here are the opening posts...
Did you know it is possible to lower your taxes by saving for retirement? While there are limitations, the Credit for Qualified Retirement Savings Contributions (Form 8880) may entitle you to a credit on...
As I mentioned at the beginning of the year, I was going to challenge myself to increase my financial goals for 2007. As January comes to a close, I am updating my net worth...
In case you have run out of investment ideas, you might want to read the article at Yahoo! Personal Finance on what the Super Bowl can teach you about investing. Gains For Dow. According...
It is always nice to continue reading and learning about different investment ideas and strategies, particularly when it can be done for free. Over at Morningstar.com, they have an Investing Classroom where they offer...
Debt Reduction / Retirement & Investing
by mnc · Published August 19, 2006 · Last modified January 7, 2007
When feeling overwhelmed with high-interest credit card debt, you may be tempted by the idea of borrowing from your retirement accounts to pay it off quickly. Is this possible? If so, is this really...
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