Monthly Archives: November, 2007
Interesting Reads – A Stroll Through My Blogroll
Here are a few of this week’s best articles from the Money Blog Network: AllFinancialMatters asks “Should we give $500 to every newborn?“. Blueprint computes whether using a 401K to save for a house is better than using a regular brokerage account. Consumerism Commentary has 10 easy ways to save money. Nickel writes about Zecco [...]
A Bit About Taxes – Understanding Effective Tax Rates For 2007 – Planning For 2008
I will be the first to admit – I know very, very little about taxes. So, in an effort to learn a little bit more about ‘tax rates’, I did a search of the IRS website and I found this page – 2007 Federal Tax Rate Schedules. (Please visit the IRS site for detailed information [...]
The ABCDE’s Of Planning For Debt Reduction
Are you ready to get out of debt? Run through these suggestions and you’ll be better prepared to start your journey. Admit your past mistakes – and work to correct them. Let’s face facts – we’ve all made poor financial decisions. It really doesn’t matter what you did yesterday. What really matters is what you [...]
113th Carnival of Debt Reduction – Questions / Answers
Welcome to the 113th Carnival of Debt Reduction. I’ve hosted the carnival several times – and I was intrigued by this week’s submissions. Some came from established personal finance bloggers, but most come from bloggers who are just starting out. I thought I’d list the posts using a question/answer format – and I’ll add a [...]
