Author Archives: Jane Sanders
Interview With A Guru – Wealth Pilgrim
One of the best things you can do for your financial position is enhance your understanding. The more time I spend reading blogs around the personal finance community, the more I realize how many great and generous writers there are … Continue reading
The Million Dollar Journey
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a millionaire? During one of my recent visits to other blogs in the personal finance field, I came across the Million Dollar Club run by J at Budgets Are Sexy. The idea is to … Continue reading
Interview With A Guru – The Writer’s Coin
Today we’re bringing in another writer from the personal finance blog community to get a complete perspective. Carlos puts a lot of work into his very successful blog, The Writer’s Coin, and he’s generously agreed to share his knowledge: 1. Some of … Continue reading
Interview With A Guru – Alpha Consumer
Over time, I’ve been influenced by some very wise personal finance bloggers who devote their energy to helping us learn. I want you to get a complete and well-rounded understanding, so I asked Kimberly from the very successful blog Alpha … Continue reading
How Much Does Being Fat Cost Us?
Recently, George Washington University released the first ever study to list the specific costs of being overweight and obese. They say it’s the first study ever to do so! Obesity is a major issue for our nation, so I combined … Continue reading
Why You Should Never Buy Now and Pay Later
I’m sure that you’re familiar with deferred payment plans. They’re a very popular sales tactic in stores that sell household furniture, white goods, and basically anything electrical. In fact, these tactics are getting pretty popular lately; you can defer payment … Continue reading
Interview With A Guru – The Simple Dollar
There are several amazing personal finance bloggers who lend their time and expertise to enhance your financial understanding. I had the chance to ask some questions of a true guru, Trent from The Simple Dollar. If you don’t already read … Continue reading
How To Find A Happy Financial Balance
I often discuss how the first and most important step toward financial stability is making a budget for your lifestyle. Uncontrolled spending and a general unawareness of just where your money goes is the fastest road to debt. Part of … Continue reading
TGIF Weekly Link Roundup
There are so many great and giving writers on the internet who’ve made it their mission to help you improve your financial understanding. To make sure you’re getting a complete financial perspective, here are 5 of my favorites: Insights from … Continue reading
How to Earn Extra Income Online in your Free Time
One of the most important foundations of getting your finances in order is learning the financial equation. Your income minus your expenditures equals your potential savings. Your potential savings are what lead to you long term wealth creation and allow … Continue reading
