February 14th, 2009

The Secrets to Teaching Kids about Money

Most college students are not prepared to deal with the financial challenges that await them in the ‘real world’. Get some practical tips to teaching your children how to be financially independent.

One of the biggest mistakes many parents make when preparing their student for college is neglecting to actually teach them about how (and how not) to spend their money.

Since many college students are not financially independent they can produce quite a financial burden on their parents. And since the young adults do not feel the repercussions for themselves, that behavior can continue until they are completely financially independent. In this article, we’ll go over why teaching kids about money is a crucial part of preparing them for college, as well as some popular ways to do this.

December 8th, 2008

** Don’t Hold Your Breath for 2008 Year-end Rally — by Inya Ivkovic, MA - Profit Confidential


Historically speaking, the month of December is usually the time for stocks to rally. It is the time when investors are flush with year-end bonuses and holiday spirit, generally feeling very optimistic about what the New Year may bring. But, judging by the brutal selloffs across the board and around the globe the first day of December 2008, things are radically different this time around. The credit and financial crisis and the finally admitted recession in the U.S. are here to flat-line anything that might have had a pulse in North America, effectively killing the year-end rally to a point beyond resuscitation.


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