Tag Archives: Personal finance

Rafael

I’m Strong to the Finish Line When I Drink My Spinach!

By Rafael
September 27, 2010 9:00 AM

As a swimmer I always look for an incentive that not only keeps me motivated during the practices but also helps me meet my goals, especially when drill time begins at 5:00 AM.  The incentive need not be expensive nor  Continue Reading »

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Don

Securing Your Retirement: It Starts with the Right Timing

By Don
September 20, 2010 9:15 AM

It used to be that if you asked people when they were going to retire, the answer was easy: 65. Today, though, it’s best to develop a strategy on the timing of your retirement, taking into account your personal financial  Continue Reading »

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Amber

First Steps: Are you Ready for Something New?

By Amber
September 16, 2010 9:30 AM

Have you ever seen someone doing something that you might enjoy doing, but were afraid to try it?  Who hasn’t?  But what’s stopping us from trying?  Is it the fear of failure?  Is it the fear of the time wasted  Continue Reading »

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Leigh

I Needed It. Really!

By Leigh
August 30, 2010 8:45 AM

Have you ever told yourself “It was such a great deal; I couldn’t resist” or “I don’t eat out for lunch that often”? If you have, then we have something in common.  These types of miscellaneous expenses don’t seem like  Continue Reading »

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Alison

How a College Scholar Can Stretch a Dollar

By Alison
August 26, 2010 10:00 AM

Later this month we’ll say goodbye to our summer intern, Stephanie. In addition to being smart, talented, and loads of fun, she is also quite frugal. As a college student, she has to be. Here are some of her tried  Continue Reading »

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