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Love & Money: Guarding Against a Spendthrift Spouse

When it comes to romantic relationships, opposites often attract. Unfortunately, that can also true when it comes to money personalities. The saver and the spender usually join forces. If you find yourself in a situation where your spouse is starting to spend more and more money, potentially putting your financial future in jeopardy, have a talk and make it clear that this behavior needs to stop. But if the problem persists and is getting out of control, you’ll have to do more than talk; it’s time to take action. The worst thing you can do is sit by and do nothing. First and foremost, protect your assets. Here’s a checklist for what you need to do right now.

Organize Your Life

Anyone using a smartphone already knows how great it is to have everything you want right in your pocket. Wouldn’t it be even better, though, if you could turn your device into a fully functional organizer, managing everything from employee lists to business inventory to customer information? Well, there are a couple of apps for that: Bento for iPhone and DDH Software’s HanDBase for smartphones.

Where To Invest In 2010

Tea leaves, tarot cards, roots, potions, and Mattel’s Magic 8 Ball. If any of these things actually worked to predict the future, what questions might you pose—as an investor, that is? Here’s one: Can the financial markets continue their amazing—sometimes logic-defying—rebound in 2010? And another: Regardless of the broad market’s direction, which companies are in a position to grow profits and reward shareholders this year? Imagine what you could do if you had the answers. With apologies to the infamous Magic 8 Ball, black enterprise took a more scientific approach to get a read on the investment picture, surveying a handful of expert market watchers.

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