The following is a guest post from Crystal at Budgeting in the Fun Stuff, where she covers spending, saving, and budgeting for fun along the way. When my husband and I bought our first home in April 2007, we made a combined income of $70,000 a … [Read more...] about Home Loans – A Bit More Difficult for the Self-Employed
[Guest Post] With home loan repayments being one of the biggest financial pressure points on a family’s yearly budget, it pays to do your due diligence and find out how you can reduce your mortgage debt as quickly and effectively as possible. … [Read more...] about 5 Ways to Slice Your Home Loan Repayments
I haven't written for a while because things have been hectic here in the Clever Dude household! We've had some health problems in the family this year, and some major home projects, and I've been enjoying Brock's different perspective on finances, … [Read more...] about Wait, we should be maxing out our 401k’s?
[The following is a guest post] Leisure travel was initially associated with the Industrial Revolution with in the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom was the first European country to promote leisure time and also travel time. To begin with, … [Read more...] about The Economy and Its Effects on Travel
[Guest Post] The widespread popularity of the home computer has given nearly everyone the ability to get started in online share trading if they wish. Using their home computer, traders can access the stock market to buy and sell the shares that … [Read more...] about Tips For Effective Online Share Trading
This is a guest post. Buying a home, is not just one of the most stressful things you can do but also one of the most expensive, especially if you don't take into account all of the less obvious costs which are involved. Here are some of the most … [Read more...] about Buying a Home – The Overlooked Costs
