This week for our Twitter Tuesday Profile we are putting the spotlight on Mark. He’s a husband, father of two, and attorney with a Fortune 100 company focusing on corporate and technology law. Besides all of that he’s passionate about writing about personal finance which he does at TheDebtHawk.com and also tweets about from @theDebtHawk. [...]
This weekend I threw my neighbor a baby shower. There were about 25 guests and everyone had a great time. I was a little nervous about how much the party would cost since the guest list was a little large, but I managed to pull it off for a little over $100 including food, decorations [...]
‘Tis the season for gatherings and parties. While they are fun, hosting a Christmas soiree can be quite expensive. Here are a few ways to throw a budget friend bash while still having a blast. 1. Forget invitations. At least the paper kind. Use free e-vites you find online and simply e-mail them to your [...]
The other day I stopped by my mortgage broker while I was making a deposit at the bank. I was curious to see if we could roll our mortgage over without reviewing our income status. We have recently become self employed and most lenders require two years of records before self employed individuals can secure [...]
There is so many offers of free financing, but just how free is it? The truth is that you could end up paying more for your mortgage (even with a lower interest rate). You need to read all the fine print and look at the end result (how much you will eventually pay out). Refinancing [...]