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  Was reading a trade publication today called Trusts and Estates Magazine, I LOVE this magazine – it is a wealth of information written by tax professionals for tax professionals. Most of the info in there is not approprioate for a personal finance blog…not because it is not interesting, but rather, it is written for Continue reading Who is Going to Take Care of your Pet IF you Die?  I wasn’t going to write about this subject but why the heck not! As indicated in the left side bar, I work for a Fee Based Financial Planning firm, that being said we have clients that we don’t charge fees because of the compensation coming in somewhere else (i.e. money under management, premiums, sale of Continue reading A less than Expected Bonus – What should you do?  For special occasions my mom is likely to give me a Gift Card with a major corporation behind it (Visa, Amex, etc.). It is likely she does it because I am a PAIN to shop for (just ask THE WIFE) – I don’t have any REAL hobbies, I hate spending money, and I hate Continue reading What to do with a Semi-Used Gift Card My Blog Post, “What is a Default Judgment? How does it Affect your Personal Finances?” was chosen to be highlighted in The Carnival of Personal Finance #184 which was hosted by Saving to Invest. He did a great job summerizing what seems like over a 100 articles! I hope to get my computer working tonight Continue reading Carnival of Personal Finance #184  As I have stated, I constantly read WSJ.com’s Personal Finance Section online, I find that their articles are usually interesting and informative; well tonight I read an article which was neither. It was titled, “How to Steer Clear of Shady Advisors” written by Mary Pilon. It was obviously (in my humble opinion) written by Continue reading How to Steer Clear of Shady Advisors – It is Hard than you Think December 22nd, 2008 | Tags: criminal, Financial Advisors, WSJ | Category: Financial Advisors | Leave a comment
Prime Time Money made the a cool map of the location of your fav. personal finance bloggers check it out here:
Check it out, even though, my little thumbnail is blocked…too many of us damn New Yorkers! I wonder what weird financial/map google adsense ads are going show Continue reading World of Personal Finance Map  This post is not written to be legal in nature, otherwise it would be a whole heck of a lot more boring, rather I just want to highlight the basics of a Default Judgment and what to do if you find out there is one on your credit report. I have never practiced in Continue reading What is a Default Judgment? How Does it Affect your Personal Finances? As I have stated I sometimes do advanced estate and retirement planning so I am not sure how many people will find this information useful, but hell its my blog so I’ll share it anyway! Specifically, this information is for those people who run or are involved in a small 403(b). Put very very Continue reading The IRS Backs Off on Finalized 403(b) Regulations December 17th, 2008 | Tags: 403(b), Qualified/Retirement | Category: Qualified/Retirement | One comment
Advantages of Using a Prepaid Credit CardThere are many benefits to using a prepaid credit card. A prepaid credit, also known as a secured credit card is defined by bank rate as a credit card that, “…requires a cash collateral deposit that becomes the credit line for that account.” Continue reading Why Use a Prepaid Credit Card? |
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