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Getting Out of Debt Quickly pt 2 This is part 2 of a 4 part series on getting out of debt quickly. Make sure that you read all four parts in order to get the most out of this sequence of hints on getting yourself or your...
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Auto Insurance Calculator Buying a car means taking a thoughtful decision. However, sometimes taking a well-thought, wise decision gets difficult. This is even more when it is a big investment decision like buying car and insuring it. A wrong decision that could end...
Personal Finance Review - Egg on My Face Edition Sometimes there's just not enough wood in the world to knock on. I found this out the hard way earlier this week. It took less than a week for my post about the 2001 Patriots to come back and haunt...

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Getting Started: Managing Risk

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

Risk is associated with every investment decision. You could even say that people who decide not to invest face a different kind of risk. Although you can’t completely eliminate risk, especially market volatility. understanding how to manage it can help you live more comfortably with it.

For starters, you can smooth out those highs and lows of the market by contributing a set amount to your plan on a regular basis throughout the year. This strategy is called dollar cost averaging. The simplest way to contribute regularly is through payroll deductions.

Dollar cost averaging is an excellent way to minimize volatility and maximize returns. By purchasing the same dollar amount of investments on a regular basis, you buy more units when prices are low. Similarly, when prices are high, you’ll be purchasing fewer units. Overall, you reduce your average cost per unit over the long term and take the guessing out of when to invest.

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REIT Mutual Funds Are Popular For A Reason REIT mutual funds allow investors to gain access to the real estate market without incurring huge amounts of risk and cash expenditures. The fund manager diversifies portfolio choices among various types of REIT companies that manage real estate. It's important...
What are Deferred Annuities? Fixed vs. Variable Deferred Annuities Annuities are easy to understand.Â I already introduced the simple single premium annuityÂ but like most things in life it gets a little bit more sophisticated.Â Notice that I say sophisticated not complicated; Deferred Annuities are easy if you look at...
Finding Out if You Have Coins with Value All coin collectors will want to completely understand the value of their coin collection and will want to know if they have coins with value. Even those who do not want to sell their collection are going to want to...
Chrysler's $2.99 Gas Promotion Chrysler is touting a new promotion that promises to make $2.99 gas available to Americans who buy a new car from them. The timing couldn't be better. With gas averaging over $4.00 in my area of San Francisco, I can...

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Lifestyle vs. Reality

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

The boomer generation is tremendously optimistic about the future and their retirement years. However, are they prepared? As it turns out, not really.

A Forrester Research study in the US found that three in 10 boomers between 51 – 61 haven’t started any financial planning for retirement. In US, Strategic Guidance found that only 15% of its citizens felt fully prepared financially.

There is a new reality for boomers going into retirement.

Two thirds of boomers will be carrying debt into retirement rather than paying it off beforehand.

Instead of savings, real estate accounts for a great deal of boomer household wealth. This may lead to insufficient cash balances from which to draw on for retirement income.

Almost 45% believe they’ll be helping their children financially for the next seven to 10 years.

More than half of those surveyed don’t expect an inheritance. Their parents are living longer – and depleting the assets.

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Finding Information Online About the Best Places to Retire Lots of baby boomers are searching online for information about the best places for retirement. Most of the sites that are found in such searches are sponsored by actual retirement destinations. They are not necessarily objective in the information that...
Annual Financial Performance and Retirement Planning Review January is a good month to assess overall financial performance and track yearly progress toward retirement. Today I did just that. This is actually going to be a six month performance review. In July, when we switched banks, I transitioned...
How to Haggle/Negotiate for a Car [/caption]When it comes to making major purchases, there are two types of people in the world. The first is the person who finds the deal they want on the item and simply pays the sticker price â€“ no questions asked....
What Happens if I am Late on a Car Insurance Payment? Whether you make monthly, semi-annual, bi-annual, or annual payments for your car insurance, you could suffer severe consequences if your payment is even one day late. Some states require that car insurance companies close an account at midnight on the...

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The Government Can Print the Money

Monday, September 14th, 2009

Another way to raise the funds for federal budget deficits is to create new money (the popular term is print money) for the government to spend. While a growing economy requires a larger volume of money in circulation (called the “money supply” by economist), it is dangerous to increase the money supply too quickly. The inevitable result of such a policy would be severe inflation, as the excessive amount of money in circulation forces prices up rapidly. Thus, while it may be tempting for the government to simply “print money” to finance its budget deficits, this should be done only within limits, so as to avoid increasing the money supply by more than the economy can absorb without rapid inflation.

In practice, it is common for budget deficits to be financed by a combination of borrowing and “printing” a practice that can be economically beneficial as long as the “printing” of money is kept within reasonable limits.

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How Paper Money Errors Can Increase the Value of Your Collection When collecting, you will notice that there are many different things that you will need to know about the collection that you have. You will need to know about things like what makes it valuable. This includes the history of...
Cash For Clunkers: What's Your Take? I didn't even get a chance to write about the Car Allowance Rebate System (better known as Cash for Clunkers) before the program before news came out last night that today may be the last day of the program. While...
Frugalism vs. Capitalism Get Rich Slick has a great post contrasting those who are capitalistic and those who are frugal. In it he points out all the advantages of capitalism and all the negatives of being frugal. There are two sides to every...
The Hunt for Old Money Collectors are constantly looking for a new direction for their hobby and their collection. There are many who get into coin collecting by collecting some newer coins — many even stay within a few decades of coin collecting years, as...

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A Note on Creating Jobs

Saturday, September 5th, 2009

Often, when the economy is sluggish and unemployment is high, much attention is given to government efforts to “create jobs.” Many people believe that this simply means direct government hiring of unemployed people, often for “make-work” programs (“digging holes and filling them up again”).

In fact, “creating jobs” is a much more positive concept than this – it refers to government efforts to stimulate the whole economy (through budget deficits), rather than merely hiring the unemployed to do work of little value. For example, tax cuts increase consumer spending, which stimulates many industries. Also, the effects of government spending (such as on a public works project) will spread, via the multiplier effect, through the economy, increasing consumer spending, too. Also, by generating a more favorable economic climate, these efforts by the government can result in increased business investment spending. Thus, the effects of budget deficits designed to stimulate employment will be felt all through the economy, from the toy industry to the construction industry – not merely in the hiring of the unemployed by the government.

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Government Bail-Out Of The Auto Industry - Part 2 About 4 months ago, I protest against the government bail-out of the auto industry. I said they were inefficient operations that were being driven out of business by the Auto Workers Union and they'd be back asking for more money...
This Just In: Government Intervention in Housing Market Didn't Work Maybe the voices (including mine) that have been calling for allowing the housing market to seek its own level will finally be heard. Even the New York Times is now questioning the wisdom of using artificial measures to attempt to...
You can do what the government won't! I am not an economist, and I don't play one on TV, but I am pretty sure that the current economic plan being laid out in congress isn't working. The primary reason we as a country are in the mess...
Financing the Unemployed Networkers Congress is debating yet another extension of unemployment benefits because thousands are losing theirs. Democrats want to pay to for it by maintaining an extra tax on employers that was supposed to be temporary. In short, more tax and spend....

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The Multiplier and Fiscal Policy

Monday, August 31st, 2009

As we have seen, fiscal policy is used to stabilize the economy in recessions by increasing the level of spending on goods and services by government, consumers or businesses. The effect of any such increase in spending will, however, spread through the economy due to the multiplier effect, as increases in income generated by the policy are respent again and again. For example, a government road-building program will increase the incomes of construction workers, who will spend part of their increased incomes on consumer goods and services, starting a chain of respending that will increase total incomes and GNP by about 1.6 times the original increase in government spending.

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Similarly, personal income tax cuts that boost consumer spending will initiate a respending effect that will ripple through the economy.