Three years of blogging (most of it secretly as a political blogger) and there is no doubt that I’ve written a lot. I’ve published over 200 on Smart Family Finance alone. No doubt, I’ve written thousands of posts on my…
Month: April 2012
Ways Your Family Can Invest In Gold
As many world economies continue to stagnate in today’s weak global economy. Investors are looking to broaden their portfolio horizons and gold is one investment that is popular. There are a number of reasons why. One major reason would be…
Should Families Pay Off All Their Loans: No, Debt is Not Bad and It is Not Always Riskier than Cash
I’m sorry, but if you think debt is bad; you are wrong! Debt can be good, sometimes it is even essential. If you get hung up on the idea that debt is somehow part of the war of good and…
4 Strategies for Dealing with Student Loans Now That You’ve Graduated
Have you decided what to do with your student loans once you’ve graduated? Now that you are almost done with college you are going to notice some changes. Let me warn you that the first change you’ll notice is the…
College Graduate Resume Tips: Why Your Resume is Bad and the Three Questions That Your Resume Should Answer
In short, I’ve seen a lot of resumes from college graduates and they aren’t very good. They are not bad in that they have spelling errors or list their hobbies. They are bad because they don’t answer any of the…
10 things Entrepreneurs can learn from watching Ghostbusters: Top Ten Family Finance Posts #6
The movie that taught us to answer “Yes” when asked if “You’re a god,” is more than just an 80’s comedy masterpiece. It’s more than the catalyst for the lawsuit between Huey Lewis and Ray Parker Jr. over the similarities…
Should Families Buy a House or Rent an Apartment: When Renting Is Better Than Buying
We are nearing the end of my series on buying a house versus renting an apartment. We’ve talked a lot about financial points that seem vacant from the general discussion. While I’m confident that most bloggers and everyday people are…
