Posted June 12, 2008 
Comments(0) The ads on television always make bundling your services seem like such a good deal. How much of a benefit will you really get from this? Can you do better?
Posted June 12, 2008 Comments(0) Suze Orman was on Oprah this week, giving emergency financial advice to people facing foreclosure, unemployment, or bankruptcy. Her 9 Steps To Financial Freedom will help anyone to avoid those disasters.
Posted June 12, 2008 Comments(0) Auction rate securities (ARS) are a type of variable-rate debt with interest rates which reset periodically, allowing a long-term bond to act like a short-term investment. At the end of each reset period, the interest rate on existing ARS bonds and shares is determined by a Dutch auction, at which bondholders have the option to sell their shares to investors. The new interest rate, also known as the clearing rate, is defined as the lowest interest rate at which all available shares (that is, all shares up for sale) can be sold to buyers.
Posted June 12, 2008 Comments(0) Do decisions about where to spend or invest your money make you paralyzed? Take fear and stress out of the decision-making process by increasing your knowledge in three key areas.
Posted June 12, 2008 Comments(0) Suggesting you to save your money in saving accounts may not sound too attractive, especially when some authors offer ways to become millionaires. But, here’s a thought: If you’re aiming towards a big goal, but still leave your money lying available in the bank, you’ll probably end up spending it all on various expenses and you might never achieve your goal. With saving accounts you could reach a large amount of money within a few years, without any effort, or at least very little effort.