The New Look for Credit Cards
Next year at this time, the credit card scene will look entirely different…namely more of a “one-size-fits-all” model. Consumers will see: • less credit available •…
Wealthy Women
Did you know that by the year 2010, women will own half the wealth in the U.S.?
Cost of Food
The average family of four wastes $1000 per year on food that spoils before it’s eaten.
Consumers Spend More
The U.S. Commerce Department reported that consumers spent more in July, mostly due to the popularity of the “Cash for Clunkers” program. Yet despite spending, consumers…
12 Money Savers for College Kids
Everyone is looking for ways to save money these days. Here are a few ideas even a college student can use: 1-Get a smaller meal plan…
What Type of Investor Are You?
With so many investments choices today, it’s important to know what type of investor you are or want to be. Are you cautious, nervous, aggressive, impetuous?…
Students Know Their Money Personality
When it comes to handling money, how do college freshmen view their abilities? I asked about 1000 students as they began classes this fall. What do…
Your Kids’ New Lingo?
Bailout, foreclosure, moral hazard, derivatives, FDIC limits, subprime, depression, main street vs. wall street, credit debacle. Are children you know becoming familiar with financial words and…
College Money 101 Take 2
Another question I asked nearly 1200 college freshmen as they were about to start classes this fall…”How does your cash flow?” The majority–49%–had a lump sum…
The Money Godmother 