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Good Financial Cents- Slate from Chase Credit Card Review – With No Balance Transfer Fee and Now 0% APR for 15 Months! February 9, 2012If you knew you could use a credit card to finally get out of debt forever, would you be interested in learning more about it? The very thing that has cost you thousands in interest could end up being the lifeline that pulls you out of debt. Whether you overspent for a recent celebration, have […]Kevin Mulligan
- HOOAH!!!! Financial Advisors for Military Families February 9, 2012This is a guest post from Doug Nordman the author of The Military Guide to Financial Independence and Retirement. When Jeff posted 7 Financial Advisors I Would Like to Punch in the Face, I immediately thought of advisors who pretend to understand military pay & benefits. These professionals may not lie, cheat, or steal– but […]Jeff Rose
- Free Credit Monitoring from Credit Karma February 8, 2012Credit Karma is well-known in the world of personal finance as one of the leaders in offering access to a free credit score. Credit Karma offers an array of interesting information about your credit situation, based on your TransUnion credit report. And now, Credit Karma is offering free daily credit monitoring. Features of Free Daily […]Miranda Marquit
- Best Student Credit Cards for College Spring Break February 7, 2012Are your friends planning a last minute Spring Break trip, but you aren’t sure how you’re going to be able to go? Don’t be left behind at the dorms! Traveling over spring break on some crazy adventure is a rite of passage for college students. You simply haven’t lived if you’ve never booked a flight […]Kevin Mulligan
- Traditional IRA Rules and Contibution Limits 2012 February 7, 2012You know how much I love the Roth IRA. Love, love, love it!! I’m actually more in love with the Roth IRA than I am the 401k. And you already know how I feel about target date mutual funds. But what about the Traditional IRA? Does it still have it’s place in your retirement […]Jeff Rose
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