Mint and Mvelopes Personal are two popular personal finance software programs available on the internet today. I’m always on the look out for tools to help people manage their finances better and I think both of these applications are in the top tier of the list. Personally, you’ll usually find me recommending Mvelopes because of its [...]
Friday, October 9, 2009
Banks build personal finance solutions On my bus ride home this week I opened up my copy of Business Week magazine and read Big Banks Take a Hint from Mint.com. Apparently, banks are following Mint’s lead in building personal finance solutions that feed a market of people, now more than ever interested in budgeting and managing money. Mint [...]
Friday, September 25, 2009
Change in overdraft fee policies According to a NY Times article, Chase and Bank of America will change their debit card programs by lowering or eliminating fees, revamping how transactions are credited to accounts and letting customers decide if they want to opt out of overdraft protection. Many have been in the situation where you see that [...]
Friday, September 18, 2009
If you follow tech news you’ve probably heard about the purchase of Mint by Intuit this week. Intuit is well know as the builder and provider of Quicken software which has been around for years. Quicken has both a desktop and online version of the software as well as mobile services. Mint is not shabby either. It has [...]
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The new credit card law went into effect today (2/22/10). There are some steps you can take to hold your bank to the new credit card laws if they don’t follow them.
Most people think about retirement planning requiring financial precision and focus. However, the non financial issues of retirement, as discussed, by Walter Updegrave at CNNMoney.com, are important too! I think this article echos the importance of understanding your purpose and building retirement work years around it.
Credit card companies are putting together new DIY cards as a result of new credit card laws. But, does the ability to pick and choose different features really benefit the customer? Make sure you read the fine print because there are trade-offs and the card companies are still in control.
The Cash Organizer simplifies budgeting and helps you stay in control of your cash spending.
Looking for high yield savings for your emergency fund or other short-term savings? Learn more by reading my Ally Bank High Yield Savings Review .
Having a plan for your money is important. It's good financial stewardship and it helps you stay on track towards your financial goals. Click here to read the post.
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Thursday, November 5, 2009
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