Budgeting for Wealth continued

Convert bits and pieces of wasted spare time into productive sessions, no matter where you are. You can read any uploaded document, no matter how long it is or what format it was in originally, whenever you have extra time. It's like finding daily spare change in the same nearby pay phone.... keep reading

The holidays are the killer season, both for dieters and savers. Here is a way to solve the savings problem.... keep reading

The research of Dr. Keith Chen on monkeys reveals that monkeys can learn the basics of buying things rationally. But they do not save. They prefer to steal. Call it "monkey business." It's bad for business. I hope you are doing better than a monkey.... keep reading

The personal savings rate for Americabs is now negative: borrowing has overwhelmed the American ideal of thrift. A recent report shows that the younger generation will not budget.... keep reading

GE's Jack Welch offered $45 to his existing wife to let him get a new one. She refused. She wanted more. There are a lot of great things a man can do with $45 million. He should keep his wife and do them.... keep reading

Here, I reveal my secret for cranking out lots and lots of words. Use this to apply to your work. Both strategies are applicable to your work.... keep reading

If you are an employee, you must master time management. When you do, you will be ready for the really big money. But very few people ever master their time. It masters them. This keeps them from becoming rich.... keep reading

If you pay over $15,000 to send your child through college, you are paying too much. Here's why.... keep reading

You should first count the cost -- not just in money but in time. Which should you budget? Why? Next, which is the best way to buy: New or used? Next, which is the best way to haggle: time or price?... keep reading

This is a two-part strategy. The first part is simple: a way to save an extra $1,750 a year. Invest this money. The second is not simple and not intuitive. It can lead to a promotion.... keep reading

Here is a simple, sensible strategy to begin establishing a savings program that will let you retire in comfort if you stick to it.... keep reading

Identity theft is only one of the ways your credit rating can be reduced. So can mistaken identity. Check your credit rating at least twice a year. You can now do this for free.... keep reading

Procrastination kills. Here are ten steps you can take that will change your life, yet not one of them is beyond your ability. This is a real-world program.... keep reading

This personal budgeting strategy can keep you from getting sucked into the debt trap. It can also get you out if you're already in the trap.... keep reading

Bankruptcy will hurt your credit rating. It will hurt your conscience, too. There are ways out of the debt trap other than bankruptcy.... keep reading

Take this self-analysis on personal debt. It will help you discover if you are facing a looming disaster. Please don't remain in denial if there is. Begin today with a program of escape.... keep reading