May 25, 2013
Parents, when your children turned 16, did you just toss them the keys to the family car and hope everything would work out for the best? Probably not, right? Instead, I’ll bet there were hours of driver’s education and countless ...
Forget finances — family, friends and fun were higher on my priority list. That’s how I felt when I stepped back on U.S. soil after my all-expenses-paid (if you leave out money spent on those pirated DVDs and a vast array of jewels) trip ...
Just because you can buy it, doesn’t mean you should. That basic financial rule of thumb is especially true when you’re shopping for a home or a car. ”Never rely on lenders or dealers to tell you how much you can afford,” ...
If buying a car were only as simple as buying a pack of gum — pick a flavor, plunk down a dollar and go on your way. The purchase of a new vehicle involves a tangled web of financial decisions that can make even an experienced car buyer’s ...
Though the U.S. economy has been gradually improving, job transition and changes — both involuntary and voluntary — are still a fact of American working life. ”It’s also a fact that bills need to be paid whether you’re employed ...
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