Tag Archives: Money Management
Women & Money: Lessons From the Financially Independent
Living below your means is a tried and true method to gain�and keep�your wealth
Financial independence can sometimes be an illusive concept. So I think it is always helpful…
By Patricia Stallworth
Celebrating Life Beyond Mother’s Day
All About You Day Conference to explore ways for women to enjoy the "rich" life all year long
All About You Day Conference on May 8 at the Schomburg Center for Research in…
By Sakina P. Spruell
When Identity Theft Hits Close to Home
What to do when a family member steals your identity
Imagine if when you were a child, one of your parents opened a few credit…
By Renita Burns
Does God Have a Place in Your Portfolio?
A growing number of ETFs and mutual funds attempt to appeal to religious investors
What’s God got to do with investing? Increasingly, quite a bit.
By Sheryl Nance-Nash
Who’s in Your Wallet?
New money management Websites offer convenience, but safety is a concern
Sites like Mint.com, Wesabe.com, and Buxfer.com tout their ability to let you handle everything from…
By Bridget McCrea
In Search of Small Wonders
Portfolio manager Kempton Ingersol makes a case for his favorite small-cap stocks
Kempton Ingersol’s job is considerably more fun than the average portfolio manager. Ingersol, who is…
By John Simons
Pick the Right Financial Professional
The difference between a CFP and a CPA and more
Financial advisers aren’t all created equal. They each come with their own set of credentials…
By Bridget McCrea
Money Matters: Managing Retirement Accounts
I have a few retirement accounts set up. Can you provide me with a list…
By John Simons
Catch the International Flight
More Americans are investing in emerging markets abroad. Here's how your money can thrive, too.
First, the good news. The stock market crash of 2008 lasted through March 9, 2009,…
By Donald Jay Korn
Build A Budget For Yourself—And Cousin ‘Pookie’
The term sounds restrictive, but budgeting is really an exercise in financial empowerment
The word itself sounds and feels restrictive. Budget. When you hear the term, you think…
