Category: Money StressIRS Tax Debt Relief – Do It Yourself
If you need IRS tax debt relief, you may not have to hire a fancy pants CPA or tax attorney. Depending on the situation, you have a few alternatives you can try yourself. If you are successful, you may end up saving a pile [...]
What is a Good FICO Credit Score Range?
It’s important to be in a good….no…..great FICO credit score range. It’s also important to know what your score is.
I used to think otherwise. I never had a credit problem. I never missed a payment. I never even paid a cent in credit card [...]
What to do when yourwallet has been lost of stolen
Do you know the desperation of having your wallet stolen or lost?
It feels terrible and for good reason. First, you’re afraid someone’s going to take a trip to the South of France on your dime – and you’ll have to improve your credit score fast.
And [...]
This guest post is written by Silicon Valley Blogger who runs The Digerati Life, a general personal finance blog. I’m really honored by SVB’s contribution. Her blog was a major inspiration for me when I started Pilgrim and it still is. I’m sure you’ll enjoy reading this as much as I did.
So what do [...]
Is it possible to survive bankruptcy and foreclosure?
Seems like a tough hill to climb. Here’s how one couple did it and came out the other side stronger. The following is a guest post by Jessica Bosarii. She writes for Billeater.com, a site devoted to providing helpful money-saving tips beyond the obvious. You can read [...]
I normally don’t watch sports but I did spend last night watching the wrong team win the NBA Finals.
As a result of the time I spent watching the game and the unattractive outcome….I’m in no mood to do an extensive post right now.
(What…….I’m not entitled to a day off for crying out loud?)
Instead, I have [...]
Would you and your special love bunny get along better if you made more money?
Many people believe that if they only made more money their lives would be perfect.
They’d own the perfect home.
They’re kids would go to the perfect schools.
They’d drive the perfect car.
And….oh yes….they’d never fight with their spouse.
If only they made [...]
How you can make really smart decisions about risk.
The following is a guest post from a loyal Wealth Pilgrim reader, Nunzio. The fascinating point he brings up is that we make better decisions if we understand and dissect risk. Let’s see exactly what our boy Nunzio has to say….
It keeps us motivated, focused, [...]
Inherited IRAs are nice.
It’s found money…right? Someone else worked hard and built up their IRAs so you could inherit them. Sweet.
What’s not to love?
But there are big problems to. It’s so easy to make mistakes. But let me caution you on how to avoid mistakes when you get your paws on [...]
This is a guest post by the Lean Life Coach who writes at Eliminate the Muda! [mooda] about how to improve life and personal finance through the application of proven business management techniques that originated with great Americans such as Henry Ford and Benjamin Franklin
How to Stop Spending Money
An article about Forex this is not. [...]
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