Dollar Matters: Money Basics
Written on January 15, 2011 by Wiley Hayden
As the New Year gets solidly underway, it can help to revisit some of the basics of money. Banking, credit, and saving are all some of the basics that we need to consider as we aim to start 2011 off right. Here are a few good posts from around the PF Web, addressing some of the money basics we should all be familiar with:
How to Build Credit History – 9 Ways to Improve & Build Good Credit Fast
David at My Two Dollars has some great suggestions for building a good credit history — and doing it quickly.
Credit Card Rewards Hurt Your Bottom Line
Flexo at Consumerism Commentary offers a look at the ways that reward credit cards can harm your bottom line. While credit can be a good money tool, it also comes with certain dangers.
Opening a Bank Account for a Toddler
FrugalTrader at Million Dollar Journey shows you how you can help your child get off to a good money start. Open a bank account.
How Much Income Will You Need in Retirement?
Mike at Oblivious Investor offers some insights in helping you figure out how much income you will need during retirement. It’s a good idea to perform these calculations now.
4 Big Money Mistakes to Fight in 2011
Over at Bible Money Matters, guest poster Jay offers insight into some big money mistakes to avoid this year.
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