In February 2006, Oprah Winfrey challenged her television viewers and all other Americans to get out of debt. If you are currently suffering from debt than you know that it is difficult to overcome. That is why Oprah and a number of financial experts developed the Oprah Debt Diet. Oprah’s Debt Diet includes a step-by-step [...]
Time goes so fast that some people are caught unaware that life has caught up with them. These people have been very busy taking care of their families that they have forgotten how to prepare for their future especially when they become too old to work. Every person should prepare for that time when they [...]
My grandfather bought his house for $6,500. He had no retirement after 20+ years of working for the same employer. They gave him $100 each month in lieu of a retirement check. He saved more than $200,000 over the course of his life. My grandfather clearly had respect for money. Our culture today has lost [...]
I have a bond worth $12,000(10,000 face) and she has $12,000 in student loans from tuition from 2004. I know that you can avoid paying taxes on the interest you make on bonds if you use it to pay tuition for secondary schooling. Does it still apply for loans that are a couple years old? [...]
I haven tseen the rates drop in over a year now. Have any of you run into this too?? I would like to refinance if / when they lower the rates.
Where can I set up a bank account that: 1) allows online deposits of small amts say $100 a time, 2) where I cannot withdraw for a fixed period of MY choosing say 30/60/90 days. – Sort of like a self-imposed piggy bank ; ) Thanks!
All Canadian residents over the age of 18 and in possession of a social insurance number. Residents of British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia or New Brunswick have to be 19 years old. Allowable contribution space will start from the time you turn 18. So if you are 18 you can register an account. [...]
Or do I need a credit card to purchase things via the internet?
in sixteen & i need a place for my money. and i want to use a debit card i need something w. a good return rate. & dividends maybe?
I don’t have the numbers, but I know who purchased them (my grandfather). Is it possible to find out who cashed them? They were either stolen or lost a couple years back and I was wondering if there is a way to trace this? Find out what the numbers were? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.