The Psychology of Paying Off Debt: Staying Motivated for the Long Haul
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Start Your New Year Investment Goals for Free – How Loyal 3 Works
A few months back, I shared a great new investing platform at Loyal3. Loyal3 offers retail investors (that means you and me, not super high volume traders) a way to buy stocks in companies we believe in and use every day with no trading fees. I thought it was too good to be true, so
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Bank Review: Capital One 360
Capital One 360 is one of the most popular online banks today. I became a customer of ING Direct, the predecessor of Capital One 360, in December, 2007. In six years with the bank, I have learned the upsides, the downsides, and can help you decide if it is the right bank for you.
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Crazy Frugality Ideas from Extreme Cheapskates
Have you seen that show Extreme Cheapskates? When it made it onto Netflix, I was able to watch it for free and made it through the six episodes in less than a week. One of the episodes was so over-the-top that I couldn’t make it to the end, but overall I found it entertaining and
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Is Cell Phone Insurance Worth the Cost?
When you go into the store and pick out your fancy new Android or iPhone, the sales folks always offer you an insurance plan for your phone. These plans are usually about $10 per month and sound like a good deal, but is it really worth the cost?
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Keep a Thin Wallet: Convert 8 Cards into One With Coin
On Friday, I pre-ordered a Coin. Coin is a new, high tech card that helps on the quest to have an organized wallet and a minimalist wallet.
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