February 10th, 2012 
Tushar Mathur There is a practice that is gaining increasing dominance in financial website circles recently owing to broke recession-suffering online shoppers looking for ways of saving money – discount vouchers.
We’ve all seen the boxes at the checkout step that tell you to put in a discount code.
February 10th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Five U.S banks agreed to a $ 25 billion government settlement. This deal between the government and the banks accused of abusive mortgage practice may help a million borrowers. The result is a record state-federal settlement that will deliver wide, but not deep, relief to U.S. homeowners.
February 9th, 2012 Erika After more than a year of living in a shack, my husband and I will be moving. This will be the third time in three years–and hopefully the last for a very long time. Every time I move, I vow it will be the last time I do it without hiring movers.
February 8th, 2012 Tushar Mathur According to Labor Department’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, there were 3.4 million available jobs at the end of December, up from 3.1 million in November.
The number of jobs open in November was revised slightly downward from an initially reported 3.2 million.
Monthly job openings – unfilled, posted vacancies that employers plan to fill within 30 days – help describe demand for labor.
February 8th, 2012 Melissa Batai If you are a home owner, you may enjoy having your own place and yet feel overwhelmed with the financial responsibility. While owning a home can be costly, the government does offer some tax relief to lessen your financial burden. As a homeowner, you may be able to take advantage of several tax incentives.
February 6th, 2012 Ashley Eneriz As a kid, cable television was my life. One of my friends did not have cable, and I thought how crazy her family was. Seriously, how could she not want to watch cartoons every second of the day?
Now as an adult, I do not have cable, and I love it.
February 6th, 2012 Tushar Mathur This article was written by Ashley over at Money Talks. Her passion in life is to help you get control of your money. Stop by her site or follow her on twitter.
In January of 2008 my husband and I had $38,000 in consumer debt with total monthly payments of almost $950.
February 4th, 2012 Tushar Mathur The following post is from Marissa over at Thirty Six Months. She writes about to invest, saving money and paying off her student loans.
Freelancing seems to be the new “it” career these days. With the job market being the way it is, freelancing is looking like a fantastic option.
February 3rd, 2012 Tushar Mathur Whether you are making a medical compensation claim against a healthcare institution, a dental practice, a nursing group, a physician or a hospital, try and source a specialist solicitor who works on the basis of No Win No Fee. This will generally give you a far better insight into your chances of pursuing a clinical negligence claim and the opportunity to discuss the possibility of using the services of a negligence solicitor, barrister or lawyer.
February 2nd, 2012 Erika My husband and I are moving and we’ve been scouring Craigslist ads to buy our furniture. We currently live in a shack and are upgrading to a two-bedroom townhome, so we need items to fill up the space, but we’re still two newlyweds on a budget that don’t have a lot of money to splurge on high-end furniture.
February 2nd, 2012 Melissa Batai The American political scene is heating up. With a different winner in each of the first three presidential primaries, the Republican candidacy is still up for debate, though clearly Obama believes it will be Mitt Romney. Within the next few weeks, the front runner should be clearly identified, and then the long battle to get to the White House, or in Obama’s case, to keep his position in the White House, will begin.
February 1st, 2012 Tushar Mathur Options are far more risky than owning stock. As for affordability, if you can’t afford Google at $500/share, you probably can’t afford the Google option at $5,000 either. (You have to buy options in lots of 100, so one option at $50/per is purchased as 100 for $5,000.) If you see a very cheap option for an expensive stock, check the expiration date!
February 1st, 2012 Tushar Mathur It may seem like a strange question, but in the current economic climate it is more important than ever to complete the necessary checks before entering into a business partnership. In unstable times like these you need to make sure that the people you are doing business with are doing well financially, have a reputable director and are not going to be the weak link in your partnership.
February 1st, 2012 Melissa Batai In this economy, many people are job searching, which can be expensive. Between paying for resume quality paper, mailing out resumes and traveling to interviews, the search for a job can cost you quite a bit during a time when you can least afford it. Whether you have been laid off or are simply looking for a new job, if you have job-search related expenses, you may be able to qualify for a tax deduction. (Just make sure you keep those receipts!) However, make sure you meet the requirements first.
January 30th, 2012 Tushar Mathur Investing in and for your future is a smart move. But there are so many different types of investments that it doesn’t pay to dive headlong into the first one you come across.
It’s great to feel eager about investing your money. Maybe you’ve finally gotten around to setting a budget, trimming your outgoings and making sure you’ve got some cash left to invest at the end of each month.
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