Category Archives: Financial Planning

The current national debt in the United States is starting to reach a staggering $9 trillion. Households are borrowing more and more with mortgages and credit cards now accounting for a large proportion of a households debt’s. One of the … Continue reading →

In today’s fast-moving world, credit facilities, credit ratings, and pressures of bank lending through credit cards, brings financial know-how very high up the agenda of importance for most people. That is why financial advisors are very useful things to have, … Continue reading →

One type of known debt is a loan. The amount of debt incurred from a loan largely depends on the interest that is accumulated along with the amount of the loan installment given to the borrower. Most commonly nowadays, loans … Continue reading →

This article assumes you have been using a trading journal over the past few months and are finally ready to dive into the stock market using actual money. If you are already involved in the stock market this article can … Continue reading →

When you think about personal finances, what do you think of first? Which aspects of personal finances are important, which are essential, and which ones can you take or leave? You be the judge. If you are trying to get … Continue reading →

Over the past several years, many people have made big profits in the real estate boom-at least on paper, before calculating the capital gains tax owed. Now that the real estate market is leveling off, and even predicted to dip, … Continue reading →

Having access to large lines of credit is like a drug to a lot of folks. They get that credit card in the mail with its $10,000 line of credit and they suddenly have an air of affluence around them. … Continue reading →

It’s never to early to start saving for retirement and the more you have the better you can enjoy your golden years! You’ll be amazed at how much money you can accumulate by changing a few things early on. Here’s … Continue reading →

Everyone dreams of a comfortable retirement where you finally get to do all those things you never had time for but not everyone knows how to plan financially for it. One of the most popular ways of saving for retirement … Continue reading →

Recent studies suggest that the amount of people jumping on the investment property bandwagon is set to rise over the next six years, due to the 2012 Olympics. As with the many other benefits brought about by London’s hosting of … Continue reading →