Articles by tag - saving

CD s May Not Make You Rich, but They Protect Against Losses in Unstable Economy
Interest rates for savers may be low, but consider potential losses before chasing high-interest riskier investments. Decent interest rates on safe investments can still be found, even if the rates aren't ideal.
Posted on July 31, 2010 by
Is An Economic Collapse A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?
When people fear a collapse, they don't spend. Would enough fear of a collapse cause one?
Posted on March 24, 2010 by
The Biggest Threats to the Stock Market's Growth: Watch out for These Signals
With the stock market rallying about 70% from last year’s low, investors, traders and economists are now thinking (and betting) that the economy is ready to bounce back and that America will see a great expansion in the coming months. Here are the biggest events and indicators you should look for when deciding where to put your money.
Posted on March 20, 2010 by
Compounding Interest: Is Your Money Working for You?
Given that Bestcashcow.com is a website dedicated to finding the best high yielding banks and their products, I think it is only fitting that I write my first article about compounding interest, its effects, and the overall importance of making sure your money is in a high yielding bank.
Posted on March 16, 2010 by
5 Rules for Saving
We all know to save money, but few do. This article explains 5 guidelines to begin (and continue) saving money.
Posted on January 15, 2010 by
Pay-As-You-Drive Auto Insurance - Does Saving Money Outweigh Privacy Concerns?
For those who don't drive much, usage based auto insurance could provide savings. There are privacy concerns, and more importantly, there are still few options as insurance companies are slow to offer these types of policies.
Posted on May 24, 2009 by
Pay-by-the-Mile Auto Insurance Options
Since I don't drive much, I like the idea of auto insurance that's usage based. This is also known as pay-by-the-mile or pay-as-you-drive insurance programs. Incentives to drive less is not only good for our wallets, but also good for the environment.
Posted on December 09, 2008 by
Americans May Be Forced to Become Savers Again
The average American saved about 9 percent of their after-tax income between 1960 and 1990 according to the Commerce Department. It was less than 1 percent in each of the last three years. That's going to change and it will cause wrenching changes in the economy.
Posted on October 20, 2008 by

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Posted on December 16,2010

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