Obama’s Economic Stimulus – How Should it Be Spent?
January 6, 2009
Should Obama offer an economic stimulus to the country by investing in infrastructure? Lately its sounding as though stimulus checks are out and tax breaks and infrastructure spending are in. So how should the billions of dollars for public works be spent? I ran across some interesting commentary recently on this topic from a wide range […]
Get Out of Debt in 2009
January 6, 2009
The new year is here and many of you have new year’s resolutions on your mind. You may be motivated to change bad habits in your life, complete projects that you started long ago, or simply take a new outlook on life. Is reducing or eliminating your debt one of your financial goals this year? […]
H&R Block TaxCut Software Giveaway
January 5, 2009
TaxCut by H&R Block is one of the more common tax preparation software packages in use today; you may know it from the “I’ve got people” TV ads during tax season. After I wrote about the TurboTax review a few weeks ago “the people” at H&R Block offered to giveaway a copy of the software on this […]
Best Ways to Save on Prescription Drug Costs
January 2, 2009
Health care costs are a growing concern for all consumers in the US. It’s not just the elderly living on fixed incomes whose lives are affected by high drug costs. Everyone scraping to save for retirement has this concern somewhere in the back of their mind. One of the reasons we’re all encouraged to save […]
New Years Action Plan
January 1, 2009
New Years resolutions are no good unless you take action on them. Rather than make a long list of improvements I’d like to make this year, I’m going to make three specific resolutions and detail how I’ll achieve them. Exercise Four Days a Week Problem Managing my career, spending family time, and running this site […]
