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By Kevin M You didn’t read that title incorrectly—that’s the question I’m asking, What Career Will You Have in Retirement? For most people the answer to this question should be given at least equal weight with the more popular focus on retirement savings. I’m not saying that we should de-emphasize retirement savings—quite the contrary. [...] By Kevin M A few weeks back a comment was placed on this site by a visitor who’s url address included the letters “tv”. Since I’m always on the lookout for new and interesting career and business ideas, I had to follow up on this profile. If he was involved in television in [...] By Kevin M with Larry McMahon, Elevator Repair Specialist If you have a knack for repairs and you’ve been thinking about a career change, you might want to look into elevator repair…seriously! Every contraption known to man eventually needs repair or replacement, virtually guaranteeing there will always be work available for the repairmen of the world. But [...] By Kevin M Now might not be the best time to make a job or career change, but does that mean you have to sit where you’re at and just tough it out until better times come along and open up the doors of opportunity? Well, don’t go quitting your job, but there’s plenty you [...] STRATEGY #9 TO SURVIVE A DOWN ECONOMY By Kevin M In the best of times, borrowing seems to be a sensible way to get the things we want but can’t afford to purchase in full right now, but we’re sure we can tackle later with a predictably increasing income stream. But when economic fortunes shift into low [...] By Dave Kelly Are you worried about how things are going? Persevere and Persist Having financial problems? Persevere and Persist Lost your job? Persevere and Persist Things seem a little out of control? Persevere and Persist Are you to the point where you have no idea what to do? Persevere and Persist You will come through this. You will overcome the [...] By Kris at CreditCardCompare.com It seems that in our professional lives, we’re constantly reaching for more and always looking for ways to push ourselves harder and increase output. Our seemingly insatiable need to force just a little more productivity from ourselves and from our employees can backfire though and leave us looking and feeling like tyrannical [...] Kevin M I hate this topic—so why am I writing about it? Because it seems to be a staple topic of the personal finance blogosphere! And almost universally, the conclusion will inevitably come down on the side credit cards as the better deal. Warning: if you’re looking for that same conclusion here, you’ll be [...] STRATEGY #8 TO SURVIVE A DOWN ECONOMY By Kevin M A robust bank account has traditionally been considered to be a desirable asset to have, even a sign of prosperity. But in the past 20-30 years, with easy credit and almost predictable double digit returns in the stock market, conventional thinking came to view traditional [...] |
 
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Ten Common Sense Ways to Reduce Our Identity Footprint
By Kevin M
Identity theft seems to be all around us these days, and while we shouldn’t live our lives in fear, we can lower the chances of becoming a victim considerably with just some minor modifications in the way we manage our affairs.
Consider the following ten suggestions: