My colleague over at Lifespy wrote these two articles:
How To Make Money. A comprehensive tutorial about the most common ways to make money. My favorite parts were his insights about saving money with other monthly bills rather than cutting out life’s little luxuries and knowing when taking a second job is […]

The Money Crasher’s 11 Principle’s series has come to an end, and I want your feedback. Did you enjoy the series? Was it monotonous or did you find the content fresh? Would you like to see Money Crashers put together more articles series in the future?
My hope is that you […]

Go check out The #103 Carnival of Personal Finance over at Clever Dude.
This is by far the most creative Carnival of Personal Finance edition I’ve ever seen. Clever Dude has gone over the top to create a very “clever” way of presenting the links for the carnival by incorporating them into brief summaries […]

Here are some articles I wrote one year ago that may be useful to you for the coming summer:

Tips for saving money while traveling out of the country
It’s Never Too Early to Think about Christmas
Where We Learn About Our Financial Habits

JLP from All Financial Matters asks the question if dipping into your 401(k) early makes sense?

Free Money Finance has a great post about giving and receiving. Developing a generous and giving heart is one of my 11 principles that I live by when it comes to managing money. I believe that when you […]

We had some great submissions over the past two weeks. I categorized them as best that I could so that you can check out the topics that interest you most! Hope you enjoy!
Saving and Investing
The Skilled Investor presents Own investment funds and not individual securities posted at THE SKILLED INVESTOR Blog. […]

Flexo at Consumerism Commentary reviews the Electric Orange Checking Account by ING Direct
I haven’t looked into this checking account yet, but I like the fact that you can earn 4% interest on it! My only question is, how do you deposit money?
Mighty Bargain Hunter discusses the book Debt is Slavery […]

Part of a sound personal financial plan for couples with children is planning for your child’s college tuition. This is the single best thing you can do for your child financially speaking. If an 18 year old goes to college and pays tuition and lives off of student loans, he or she will […]

I’ve told you before on this blog that I use the envelope method at home. The envelope method helps you see where your money is going each month. I love the debit card, but I used to use it religiously, and we never kept track of how much money was going towards certain […]

I was driving home from work today, and I heard that the Dow Jones Average dropped 416 points today and the Nasdaq fell 95 points. Luckily, the highway has medians or else I would have ran right off the road. I knew that economic “experts” were predicting a slow in the economy and […]