Save Money For Retirement, College, Mortgage
Perhaps you've gotten a raise or cut other expenses, but you now have extra savings. What should you do with the money you save? You can increase your retirement savings in your 401(k) or Roth IRA, or you can prepay your mortgage. You can also put the extra money you save toward a 529 plan to help with your children's college costs.
The Right Way to Hire Financial Help: A Complete Guide to Choosing and Managing Brokers, Financial Planners, Insurance Agents, Lawyers, Tax Preparers, Bankers, and Real Estate Agents
Hiring financial help is a task that many otherwise savvy people approach the wrong way, opting to go on recommendations from family and friends, chan...
Get Clark Smart: The Ultimate Guide For The Savvy Consumer
Consumer advocate Clark Howard is a rising star on America's airwaves, with his popular The Clark Howard Show syndicated in more than seventy cities n...
Clark Howard’s Consumer Survival Kit III
Clark Howard's Consumer Survival Kit III by Clark Howard. Consumer advocate Clark Howard is back with this thoroughly revised and updated edition of h...
100 Questions You Should Ask About Your Personal Finances
Your guide from Ilyce R. Glink to spending less, saving more, and getting your finances ready for a golden retirement.
A Little Common Sense Investment Wisdom Goes A Long Way
Talking to Betty Sinnock is a little like talking to your grandmother -- provided your grandmother is an accomplished trust officer at a local bank and part of one of the most successful, prolific, and high-profile investment clubs around. Seventeen years ago, Sinnock helped form an investment research club that was open to everyone in her home town of Beardstown, Illinois. After three years, she went to thirteen of the members she felt closest to, both personally and in terms of their investment philosophy. The fourteen formed what is now known popularly as the Beardstown Ladies investment club.