In a recent article on her website, Suze Orman discusses a change in her recommended credit card strategy. This is one of the things I like about Suze Orman – her suggestions change based on the economic situation, and she understands that financial advice varies person to person. The meat of her article is about [...]
I’m not even sure where to begin a post on the economy. Stocks took the biggest hit since the tragedy of 9/11/01. Then the Fed announced a bailout of AIG. Now we hear that even the FDIC’s funds are dwindling and they might need a loan from Treasury to keep their funds at the Congressionally [...]
So the original plan was to have two more chapter reviews in the queue for posting while I was on vacation.
Obviously, since you’re reading this, that didn’t happen. But I do have entries written and scheduled to post while I’m gone. I’ll be back after Memorial Day, and chapter reviews will resume on May 31st.
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I’m always looking for new things to blog about, and while rearranging some shelves last night, I decided that perhaps some personal finance book reviews might be a nice addition. If nothing else, it never hurts me to go back through these books in detail.
The first book to be reviewed is The Money Book [...]
Thanks to Oprah, I’ve been reading Suze Orman’s “Women and Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny.” I’m a huge fan of Suze’s show, and I continually recommend “The Money Book For the Young, Fabulous, and Broke” to all my friends. I’ve had “Women and Money” on my wishlist for some time [...]