* If you strive to be DEAD BROKE: Then you should spend more than you earn * If you strive to be POOR: Then you should spend everything you make, and always talk of saving “some day” * If you strive to be MIDDLE CLASS: Then you should pay yourself 5 – 10% gross income [...]
My great grandpa left me some money for collage in a savings account for me hes on my dads side of the family and my dad lives far so i lost contact with him , im wondering how id be able to get the money ? would i need to get in contact with him [...]
Okay so the direct savings account and the tax free savings account both have the same interest rate but the limit on the tax free savings accounts is $5000 per year. which means I’m going to have to split my savings into two accounts. Should I just put the whole things into a direct savings [...]
After we pay all our bills (mortgage, car payment, credit card, utilities, insurance, food and gas for the month) we have 2,000 dollars left over. We live a somewhat frugal life, we don’t go to clubs or bars, we don’t drink or smoke. We love the outdoors, so we spend alot of time doing things [...]
ok thisi s like one of those multiple questions so embrace and stand back. 1. Can you deposit funds into an account that is on hold? 2. Can you deposit funds electronically into a savings account? 3. Do all banks allow that? B.O.A? 4. How long does it take for the funds to clear.?
With or without a spouse…And did you manage well with what you had? What did you skimp on and what did you splurge on? My bf and I are going to move soon and any tips and advice would help! Thanks!
My mom wants to transfer the money my pa left in a brokerage account into her savings or CD at her reg bank without a hassle from this firm. Is there a form that banks have to do this easily? Nobody likes to loose clients but we also don’t want to hear how bad a [...]
A friend of mine just went for a child support hearing. He owes 9 years of back child support. Can he request and have it granted by law that the child support payment be deposited into a college savings account for his child?
Does anyone know of any online calculators that allow you to work out how much time/money is saved on a mortgage by using an offset account.
I’m 27, husband is 34. We’re both going to start IRAs. I don’t know if it’s better to save more now and put less into IRAS. We are halfway to reaching the goal amount for our emergency savings. We intend on going to grad school also. But, we are behind with retirement, so I wasn’t [...]