My Money Life

You want to be rich, right? Most people do. They at least want to be comfortable financially, especially when it’s time to finally retire. I don’t want to spend my golden years scraping out a meager living. I want to spend that time reading books, watching movies, and playing with grandkids. The most common way to ensure that your golden years look like that is to invest wisely. You absolutely have to have a good broker in order to make that work. Unfortunately, choosing from the dozens of stock

In America we believe that everyone should have access to education but we still require most people to pay for education after high school.  Although you are required to attend school until you are 16 in most states that education is provided free to students.  But “public” education does not exist at higher education levels, and the costs of attending even state-owned colleges and universities grow every year. The competition for high-performing students among thousands of universities and

The housing bubble has burst, foreclosures are at an all time high, and bargain homes have flooded the real estate market. If there was ever a good time to buy property, it is now. Mortgage rates are at an all time low. Homes that you otherwise couldn’t afford are now within your reach. Creative financing is the perfect way to get that house you’ve always wanted. Here are some financing tricks that are available:Interest Only MortgageOne of the best options in today’s market is the interest only

Some companies out there offer their employees the opportunity to acquire a business credit card in order to make work-related purchases. Indeed, some companies actually require certain employees to carry one.The reasons for having a business card are straightforward. The company has a separate and direct accounting of all purchases made, not having to rely on the employee to submit expense reports and receipts for reimbursement every payment period. This provides peace of mind for both company

Most credit holders tend to apply to either Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover. These four cards represent the main names in credit, and if you have a credit card chances are it’s one of these. Just what is the difference between these four cards, though? When it comes to the day in, day out functionality of the card, there isn’t much difference between the four companies at all. You buy the product or service of your choice, swipe the card, and sign the receipt. At the end of the billing