Should have figured this earlier on, but we’re experiencing a growing number of engineers coming out of the closet – as personal finance bloggers! Maybe its that natural disposition to analysis or that notorious reputation for penny-pinching, but whatever it is, I’m glad our numbers our growing. After reading Joe’s bio, it inspired me to […]
Dividend Investing In an Uncertain Economic Climate
The economic recovery in the United States is hitting a major wall of resistance. In early 2010, the recovery seemed to be doing quite well. Unemployment was falling, retail sales were increasing, and economic growth as measured by GDP was expanding. It all seemed so rosy. But when the European Debt Crisis fully erupted in […]
Financial Mistakes of Young Families
The following is a guest post by Crystal at Budgeting in the Fun Stuff. Her blog covers living expenses, saving for your future, and the fun stuff in between. Quickly gaining popularity and a strong following, make sure to check out her other great articles before she goes big-time! I don’t hit on parental subjects […]
Squeezing More Return Out of Your Retirement Account
Following the earlier post on Asset Aggregation, we’re continuing to run guest posts which were featured on other sites. This time around, we’re re-posting an article which appeared on Sweating The Big Stuff. Daniel has gone through a lot of great changes, so make sure to check out his other articles. If you’ve been keeping […]