Los Angeles may be one of the most expensive cities in the US, but our next Twitter Tuesday Profile is proving you can still live on a budget there. Suba, aka @WInformatics, is a computer analyst by day and a blogger at WealthInformatics.com by night. She lives with her husband in LA. OODC: How did [...]
I’ve been hearing that many people do not like the new privacy policies and settings for Facebook that were announced in early December, but my account was recently hacked so I’m open to taking a look at the new settings. Facebook now has 350 million users and its team is working to improve its privacy. [...]
A recent note from an aunt got me to thinking. She is concerned about her job – mostly because she doesn’t know if she can survive on her retirement. My thought was that not many people know or understand what the true bottom line is when it comes to the needed income. She had never [...]
erase my credit Hundreds of Americans received more than their fair share of government stimulus checks. According to a report by Newsday, about 1,500 tax rebate checks issued by the IRS were directly deposited into the bank accounts of people who already received their payments or others who were not supposed to receive the money. [...]
Office supplies, phone bills, computer software- it all adds up for business owners. Inspired by an article in this month’s Inc. magazine, I decided to list a few freebies that may reduce your overhead at the office. 1. Computer Security. There are several free anti-virus tools out there. I use AVG to keep my computer [...]
Two weeks. That’s all the time you have left to contribute money to your 2007 Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Even though the tax year ended December 31, 2007, the government gives you a few extra months to set some tax-free money aside in your IRA. Here are some things to remember about traditional IRA’s: – [...]