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Hostility is the Best Negotiation Technique
Hi guys, it’s Daniel from Sweating The Big Stuff, back to try and kick Kevin’s butt in another personal finance argument. The other two arguments have been really fun (for me at least) because I won...
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How to Travel as a One-Thousandaire
Howdy folks, this is Paula from AffordAnything.org. (Kevin’s Note: If you remember, Paula was the inspiration for Get Married for College Money and is one of my favorite bloggers. Check out this great...
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How a Broke Canadian Spends $225 USD
The following is a guest post from Melissa, author of the personal finance blog BrokeTO. Q: What does a personal finance blogger buy with $225? A: “Buy?! Are you crazy? Why would I spend that money on...
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3 Lessons I Should Have Known in High School
This is a Guest Post by one of my favorite blog authors, Paula Pant of Afford Anything. She’s nominated for “Best New Blog” and would love your vote in the Plutus Awards. Ah, if I only knew then what I...
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Just Because You Make Money Doesn’t Mean You Know What to Do With It
The following is a guest post from brand new blogger Jacob who is getting started with his website I Heart Budgets. Check out his story below and then check out his brand new website! This is an...
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4 Reasons We May be Headed for a Recession
This is a guest post from William Cowie. He’s a new personal finance blogger AND he’s helping out with the Plutus Awards ceremony this year. Enjoy his guest post!!! O crap! Not again! Didn’t we just...
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Japan Might be More Screwed Than America
This is a guest post from Nelson at Financial Uproar, one of my favorite personal finance blogs. If there are any oldtimers here, this is the kind of writing I used to do (aka funny) when I started my...
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Safeguarding Your Home When Traveling
The following is a guest post by Thousandaire reader Aimee McNitt, who blogs over at PersonalBudgeting.com Make no mistake, I love my stuff. My husband Scott and I have worked hard – Scott has, anyway...
View ArticleRenovation Tips to Increase Home Value
The following is a guest post from Tali Wee of Zillow (which just happens to be an awesome website I used frequently when buying my house!) Home renovation and remolding projects can cost a fortune, so...
View ArticleHow to Get the Best Deals for Your Wedding
The following is a guest post by Jamie Claver Getting married – it’s supposed to be the happiest day of your life (and I’m sure it will be), but it can also put outrageous amounts of stress on your...
View ArticleQuick Home Improvement Ideas Perfect for Empty Nesters
After raising a family in your home, it can feel pretty empty when the kids move away. One way for empty nesters to get past the deserted bedrooms and old décor is to renovate. A few simple projects...
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Why Bother With Maintaining Your Car?
Car maintenance is one of the most important aspects of car ownership in Canada. A well maintained car helps ensure your vehicle is safe on the road, and tune-ups, repairs, and other body work are...
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Even the little things matter – How I made my blog more efficient and saved...
Many successful bloggers were once clueless about the whole blogosphere thing when starting out. I too didn’t even know what HTML stood for let alone build a meaningful site and attract traffic. The...
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6 Easy Ways to Save Money Daily
We all try to save, but many times the ways we try to save aren’t always the most effective methods. Often this is because we’re stuck in an old rut, working from the habits our parents and poorly...
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What is a Protected Trust Deed?
(The following is a guest post relating to Scotland residents…) A Protected trust deed is an agreement between you and your lenders that lets you pay off as much of your unsecured debt as you can...
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Raising Money After Divorce to Recoup Costs
No matter how it happens or who is involved, divorce is the epitome of complicated, and navigating the financial waters before, through, and after takes patience and preparation. Smoother transitions...
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How Government Fiscal Policy Works
Governments all over the world use a number of tools in the form of macroeconomic policies to influence the direction of the economy. Over-all a macroeconomic policy aims to foster a stable policy...
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Early Retirement with Middle Class Wages, Thanks to Thrifty Savings!
Day in and day out, those of us categorized as “middle class”, punch the clock, pay the bills, and repeat. During that time, we all dream of retirement. A time where we no longer have to wake up and...
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Improve Your Mortgage Approval Chances Before Applying
Buying a home is an exciting moment and a major milestone for new buyers. But the process of applying for a loan can be downright confusing. Lenders have strict criteria when evaluating an...
View ArticleWhy You Should Consider Structured Settlement Loans For Financial Relief
When searching for remedies for financial problems, obtaining a structured settlement loan is often overlooked. With a structured settlement, the person receives a small amounts of money monthly or...
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