Did you do your taxes yet?! If no, what are you waiting for?!
For those of us that did our taxes:
Wouldn’t you like to know if the IRS has received your paperwork?
Tag: Money Mondays
I was given the great opportunity to review this book (Mind Right, Money Right: 10 Laws of Financial Freedom), and what a great read it was. From beginning to end, I was amazed at how much I learned from this book; from the great financial advice to the success stories of some of the wealthiest people on earth, I was intrigued and inspired to be all that I can be.
Fables and Fortune Hunters
An American businessman took a vacation to a small coastal Mexican village on doctor’s orders. Unable to sleep after an urgent phone call from the office the first morning, he walked out to the pier to clear his head. A small boat with just one fisherman had docked, and inside the boat were several large […]
Week in Review – 11/29/09
Week in Review – What You Missed?!
Today I’m starting Week in Review, What you have missed so far…These are the KMP post from Sunday to Sunday (11/15/09 – 11/22/09) Sunday (11/15/09)Word Camp NYC – Blogger Track Pt. 1Word Camp NYC – Blogger Track Pt. 2 Monday (11/16/09)DVD Tuesday for 11/17/09Money Mondays – The 4-hour Work Week – Free Audiobook Tuesday (11/17/09)Tips […]
4-Hour Work Week – FREE AudioBook
6 Tips to Budgeting
Last year I posted this interesting post on budgeting. I really enjoyed the video, so make sure to watch it when you get a chance. Thanks! KMP 1. Go through previous month transactions and figure out where most of your money is going. 2. Create a budget template that works for you. 3. Set priorities. […]
Timing is Everything
Top States for Best and Worst Jobs
The best… Location is everything. The unemployment rate is the ratio of job seekers to the working population. Therefore, a low percentage means few people are having any difficulty finding work. If you’re looking for a job, you want to be in a state that has an unemployment rate lower than the national average, which […]
The Richest You!
10 Money Tips For Women
Don’t rely on someone else, like a husband or boyfriend, for your financial security. Educate yourself about money management and investing. Set goals – it’s key to financial success. Click here for four ways to set financial goals. Don’t use money to make yourself feel good. That type of high is fleeting. Instead, do things […]
8 Tips to Reduce Debt
1. Comparison shop for your communications stuff. You can often get a better deal if you bundle your cable, phone and internet service into one package. 2. Reduce your Cable TV service, especially during the summer months! Let’s face it, we don’t really need 600 channels, 5 premium movie channels, 22 music only channels and […]
$0.50 Cents for NY Post!
High Gas Prices
Ten Bad Money Habits
1: Misusing balance transfers If you can’t refrain from charging, balance transfers won’t get you out of debt. If you’re really in the hole, consider getting a part-time job and dedicating your earnings to your debt load. If that’s not possible, go back to your budget and cut back on unnecessary expenses such as restaurant […]
Budgeting
Save Your Receipts and Statements Step 1: Starting today, save every single bill statement, receipt, or check that crosses your desk for at least one month, preferably three months. Keep a “spending notebook” in your pocket. Sort Your Receipts and Statements Step 2: Take all of the receipts/statements/notes/etc. you saved up and start making piles […]
Tips on Tipping
Stimulus Tax Rebate
By now you should all have done your taxes and probably gotten your nice little refund. But wait, there’s one more little check on it’s way, yes that Tax Rebate check everyone is talking about. Well here’s the update, the checks are coming to you a little sooner: *For more information on who is eligible […]