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1. 10 Tips to Get The Most From Your Banker

   10 Tips to Get The Most From Your Banker Before you can use 10 tips to get the most from your Banker, you need to have a banker.  Most of you don't have a Banker even though we all have a bank.  Whether you want a loan, to know what to do with your money, or...

2. How Interest Rates Are Used to Control Inflation

   Many of us know that inflation is bad, but most of us don't realize how it works. Paddy Hirsch gives a simple, but brilliant explanation. Watch this video and let me know what you think by leaving a comment. Interest rates from Marketplace on Vimeo....

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1. Accounts – Joint Checkbook App

   Joint Checkbook Register Woes?Hate sharing your checkbook because your spouse never writes their transactions in your register? Or does your spouse hound you about writing things in and you just can't seem to make it easy enough to remember? Amber hates the checkbook to be off even a penny. You'd think with me being...

2. Is My Old Apartment On My Credit?

   Question: Lucy writes in: "I have questions about a credit check. I had to give my SSN for a credit check on an apartment. Will the person seeing the check be able to see old leases from 2007 from a different state? Answer: Lucy, if they were negative they will show up. Your addresses that you lived...

3. 3 Reasons to Always Turn A Store Credit Card Down

   3 Reasons to Always Turn A Store Credit Card Down You've heard it. “Would you like to save and additional 15% on your purchase today by applying for a store credit card?” Who wouldn’t want to get 15% off of their purchase with today’s rising prices? ME. That’s who. Many reasons exist to steer...

4. Your Credit Score: How to Fix, Improve, and Protect the 3-Digit Number that Shapes Your Financial Future, 3rd Edition

   How do I get something off of my credit history? When does something bad come off my credit history? Why did the apartment building I applied to turn me down? Can an employer turn me down because of credit? Why is the loan officer saying I need a co-signer? What does FICO Score mean? If you...

5. Will I Still Build Credit?

   Will I Still Build Credit? Serena Asked: I plan on purchasing a used vehicle. I'm 19 so I have no prior credit history, so my father will be co-signing the loan. He wants to put the car in his name so that the insurance will be cheaper, however I will be making the car...

6. What’s The Best Account to Open to Save Money for Traveling

   What's The Best Account to Open to Save Money for Traveling Cindy's Question: I want to start saving money. But I don't know what sort of account would be best. I want to start travelling when I'm 22. I currently have a full time job, so I'm earning a living Ryan's Answer: You need to answer these first: 1.) Roughly,...

7. How To Build Credit As A Recent Graduate

   How To Build Credit As A Recent Graduate The following question was taken from Yahoo Answers and Answered by Ryan McKinney. So I've just recently graduated from university, have checking and savings accounts with a large national bank, and have a student loan which I've been on-time with all payments. Now as a means of building credit,...

8. What Are Good Summer Jobs?

   What Are Good Summer Jobs? Whether you're a teenager needing to make some money fast for a concert or you're helping your child learn the value of a buck, here are a few summer jobs that don't require a start-up cost and teach kids how to provide for themselves. Think Services. What services can you provide?...

9. Can bank keep my funds if I have been rejected?

   Can bank keep my funds if I have been rejected to open an account? This question was taken from Yahoo Answers by an anonymous person? QUESTION: I have a bad record in Chexsystems and I attempted to open account with a new bank (I submitted funds from my current bank to fund the "new"account)...They rejected me and havent...

10. What Percentage of My Monthly Income Should I Spend On A Car Payment?

    What Percentage of My Monthly Income Should I Spend On A Car Payment? The short answer is none. The best way to pay for a car is with cash. Now that we have that out of the way, the 2nd best way is to finance as little as possible. I get asked this question all...