How A Federal Perkins Loan Works
The federal Perkins loan provides a way for those in financial need to pay for college. This type of student loan has a low flat interest rate and a long grace period.
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What You Need To Know Before You Get A Stafford Loan
Stafford federal loans are a great source for student loans. While subsidized Stafford loans are only available based on financial need, unsubsidized loans are available to all eligible students. I've outlines the application process as well as current interest rates and loan limits.
Student Loans – How To Find The Right Loan For College
It is very important to know what kind of loans you are getting into when applying for student loans. By knowing a few questions to ask when researching loans, you are more likely to get the best loan for YOU.
What Is A Simple IRA?
The Simple IRA is a retirement plan utilized by small businesses which has low annual costs and minimal reporting requirements
Saving On Auto Insurance For Teenage Drivers
Auto insurance for teenagers can be very costly. To reduce your premiums, parents should be aware of several ways to bring these insurance premiums down.
How To Save Money On Tires For Your Vehicle: Costco!
How to save money on tires, wheels or rims for your car or truck.
American Idol’s Jordin Sparks, Net Worth, And Your Retirement
We examine the projected net worth of American Idol winner, Jordan Sparks, and how this can teach us a lesson in the time value of money and saving for our own retirement.
Term Life Insurance – Return of Premium Option
Term life insurance policies offering return of premium options are not good for the consumer in most cases.
401k vs. Roth IRA Retirement Accounts
Discusses the advantages and drawbacks or Roth IRA and 401(k) plans as they pertain to investments related to your job.
U.S. Savings Bonds
United States Savings bonds are a great way to invest money conservatively and can provide the opportunity to grow interest tax free. These bonds make a great gift for young children to hold on to and potentially use for college expenses.
