Articles, tagged with "savings goals", page 1
11th January 2012
If you've ever been intimidated by the idea of investing, it's time to find a savings solution that offers minimal risk with the potential for high rewards. Money market accounts are a popular choice among investors who want to save for the future without...
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Author:
Jess Hall
21st December 2011
Welcome to part four of our eight-part analysis of Mint.com. In the last post, we covered how to use the Transactions page. In this post, we take a closer look at Mint's Budgets page.
Budgets
Clicking on the "Budgets" link in the upper navigation...
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Author:
NorthernLiberties
29th November 2011
Online banking used to be a convenient extra feature, but today, it’s quickly becoming the primary way for many people to manage their finances. Online accounts are easy to manage, and they offer numerous features that you simply can’t get from the brick ...
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Author:
Victoria Lee
22nd November 2011
Whether you're saving for retirement or a beach vacation, it's important to have a convenient place to store and monitor your money. When you can see your money accumulating and earning interest, you'll be more motivated to stay on track with your savings...
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Author:
Victoria Lee
14th October 2011
High yield money market accounts are growing in popularity these days – and it’s no surprise why. Everyone wants a safe place to store their money, while being able to access funds if they need to. Money market accounts give you the ideal combination o...
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Author:
Jess Hall
14th October 2011
What’s the difference between a money market account and a savings account? Which one is right for my needs? While everyone has different savings goals and aspirations, you’ll find that either a money market account or a savings account can help you reac...
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Author:
Jess Hall
14th October 2011
High yield money market accounts are a great way to save for purchases large and small. What you may not realize, however, is that you can easily estimate what your earnings will be by using a money market calculator. While paying a rate that’s comparab...
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Author:
Jess Hall
17th August 2011
Many of us have resolved to save our money at one time or another (usually after the holidays!) but the next time we see something on sale or that we “just HAVE to have” – our savings plan goes right out the window. Fortunately, creating a savings plan...
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Author:
Jess Hall
23rd June 2011
If you are saving for a short-term financial goal and you want the flexibility of writing checks with a comparable interest rate to a savings account, it pays to look for the highest yield money market account you can find. Fortunately, banks now make it ...
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Author:
Jess Hall
23rd June 2011
When it comes to growing your savings, you may think of putting your money away in a savings account or certificate of deposit. However, many people find that keeping their money tied up for long periods of time or earning lower interest, defeats the purp...
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Author:
Jess Hall
26th May 2011
It’s not hard to get competitive money market rates – if you know where to look. The fact is banks want to earn your business and your loyalty as a customer. Previously, if you wanted to know what the best rates were, you had to go with whatever your lo...
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Author:
Jess Hall
26th May 2011
When it comes to saving money, a CD (certificate of deposit) is one of the safest, low-risk ways to reach both short term and long term savings goals. But many people have questions about CD rates. For example, how are they calculated? Where can you fin...
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Author:
Jess Hall
25th May 2011
If you like the flexibility of being able to write checks, enjoy the interest rate of savings accounts and are attracted to the low risk of a certificate of deposit, you can have the best of all worlds with a money market account. A money market account i...
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Author:
Jess Hall
25th May 2011
Did you know you can make your money work hard for you and earn a return without investing it in the stock market? Many people are less tolerable of risky investments today, and a quick look at the rollercoaster ride of the stock market easily shows why....
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Author:
Jess Hall
13th May 2011
The vast majority of people enjoy spending money, but the present economic scenario of unemployment and high cost of living need to be seriously considered. With money in the bank to fall back on when needed, there is a sense of security. Don’t just sit a...
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Author:
Same Dean