Hurricane

How to Financially Prepare for Hurricane Season

Hurricane season in Florida is an annual event that brings a mix of anxiety and preparation. The financial impact of a hurricane can be significant, but with the right strategies, you can safeguard your finances and ensure you’re prepared for whatever the season brings. This guide offers comprehensive advice on how to financially prepare for hurricane season in Florida so that you can face the storm with confidence and peace of mind.
health care costs

Putting a Lid on Health Care Costs

By Guest Author | March 26, 2013

As with many other services and products in America, healthcare costs have been on the rise. Healthcare providers and establishments are increasing their prices, while those who do have insurance are facing higher premiums and less coverage. Some families are no longer able to afford insurance or are not provided insurance by their employer due […]

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Cyprus Bank

Will the U.S. Government “Pull a Cyprus”?

By Tim McMahon | March 20, 2013

History is full of examples of governments who when they can’t pay off their debts, begin to confiscate private-sector assets. The most recent example is Cyprus. After the close of business Friday, March 15th, 2013, the government of Cyprus declared that they were going to deduct 6.75% of every bank account of less than €100,000 […]

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Best Credit Cards

What is the Best Credit Card?

By Tim McMahon | March 15, 2013

Choosing the “best” credit card is like asking what is the best city to live in or the best kind of ice cream. It is not a one-size-fits-all all proposition. There are a lot of different factors to consider and what is “best” for me may not be “best” for you. In some ways, the […]

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How to save for your retirement

How to Save for Your Retirement

By Dennis Miller | March 13, 2013

Preparing for retirement can be a challenge and it is especially difficult when the government keeps changing the rules of the game and the value of our money (through inflation and varying rates of inflation). In today’s post, Dennis Miller explains what can happen if you don’t take personal responsibility for your retirement finances. He also outlines […]

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Income Protection Cover

Choosing Between Income Protection Cover and Critical Illness Cover

By Guest Author | March 9, 2013

Choosing the proper type of insurance is an important matter. If you get it wrong you can either end up paying too much or worse yet not being covered for something you thought you were paying for. That is why it is so vitally important to understand the basics of insurance. You don’t have to […]

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Wise Money: Six Investments To Consider

By Melisa Cammack | March 6, 2013

When the stock market is on shaky footing it’s usually a good time to look into non-traditional investments. While most people think of investments as stocks and bonds, an investment is really anything you put money into in hopes of making more money later. There are many types of investments that you can put your […]

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Investing in Real Estate

By Tim McMahon | February 25, 2013

In the early years of the new millennium investing in Real Estate was considered a “surefire” way to becoming a millionaire before you were 30. Simply buy a few houses and you are on your way. Housing prices started the millennium rising 5-10% a year and exploded from there. Banks were offering loans of 100% […]

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Fitness Equipment

Fitness Equipment: Save Your Money, Save Your Body

By Tim McMahon | February 25, 2013

Exercise is a great way to prevent stress, gain more energy, and look great. In addition to providing immediate health benefits, exercise has been shown to protect people against common conditions like high blood pressure and obesity, and can help prevent heart disease and cancer when combined with other healthy lifestyle choices. These health benefits […]

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Who Has the Best Retirement Income?

By Dennis Miller | February 25, 2013

You will be surprised to learn who, in general, as the best retirement income. If you are still young, this may change your mind about what employment opportunities to seek. If you are middle-aged or older, you may want to follow Dennis Miller’s advice or you may have some unpleasant surprises in store for you. […]

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gifts for seniors

Gifts for Seniors

By Guest Author | February 24, 2013

The Right Gift Many seniors fall into one extreme category or the other when it comes to gift choices. They either need everything or already have everything they need. When buying gifts for seniors you have to consider which category they fall into and buy accordingly. If  someone is on a fixed income they could use just about anything but […]

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Auto Insurance

4 Key Questions to Ask When Doing Your Auto Insurance Research

By Guest Author | February 23, 2013

Are you in the process of shopping for auto insurance? If you are newly licensed, moving to a new state, or simply want to find a more affordable insurance policy, you must consider more than just price when doing your quote comparisons. While auto insurance is a requirement, it is also an important form of […]

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5 Tips to Avoid Bankruptcy

By Guest Author | February 23, 2013

When you are headed down the road toward bankruptcy, your situation can be very frightening. But before you wind up bankrupt, there are several tips you  can use to secure yourself financially. The following five tips can help alleviate some of your debt and get you on the road toward debt relief and financial security. […]

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