Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
Whether you have an extra day off because it’s an official holiday like Martin Luther King Jr. Day (this year it falls on Monday, January 15) or you claim some form of paid time off, there’s no reason to be bored — unless you want to be. But if you don’t like having nothing to do, read on for some suggestions on how to enjoy
Think carefully before you borrow against your retirement plan — it might be cost effective in the short term but has some drawbacks.
New Year’s Day is a great time to go out because there are usually fewer people than on other holidays, thanks to so many being home with hangovers.
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Your holiday gift giving becomes more budget friendly if you simply scale back on wrapping paper. The savings can be really significant if you have a lot of recipients on your giving list — and it may feel better than having to cut back on what you spend per present.
Model nude for fast cash today and you simply move your money problems into the future. Beware of this career limiting move.
The bigger your down payment, the better the terms you obtain on a mortgage — or any other loan for that matter.
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Be grateful for your Thanksgiving turkey this year — it costs an average of two cents less per pound this year.
Too much debt can turn the winter holidays into a depressing time.
