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According to a well-known proverb, “Insanity is doing the same thing in the same way and expecting a different outcome.” […]

By Mike Peterson / April 28, 2010

Ideally, credit cards are used to help people build credit and to acquire large purchases without the need to have

Ever wondered “what can I do if my credit card interest rates increase”? With the new credit card laws in

Would you be interested in learning how to free up 10% – 15% of your income? Just imagine what you

An emergency fund should cover at least three to six months of base living expenses, meaning that you could live

Teaching your children the fundamentals of money and fiscal responsibility are pretty simple, find out how by watching this video

By Mike Peterson / April 8, 2010

Are you ready for retirement? If you’re like most Americans over the age of 25, chances are, probably not. According

By Mike Peterson / March 1, 2010

February 22, 2010 marked the beginning of some much-anticipated credit card regulations, including limits on fees and interest rate hikes.

By Mike Peterson / February 9, 2010

Some debt settlement companies guarantee debt relief in a year. Others promise to slash your debt, in some cases reducing

By Mike Peterson / January 27, 2010

If you are struggling under the weight of high credit card fees, this video will help you to know how

By Mike Peterson / January 7, 2010

This New Year, try making a resolution that you’ll actually stick to: Saving money. Here are ten simple tips to

By Mike Peterson / December 4, 2009

It’s happened to most debit card users at least once: You use your card for something little and stupid, like