There are tricks you can use to forestall losing your home if you are in trouble. But if you haven’t made your payments and have no ability to do so soon, you’re going to lose that property sooner or later. That’s a fact and I know this first hand. My dad lost our home when […]
How To Cut Someone Out of A Will
You can’t take it with you when you go. But just because you can’t take it with you doesn’t mean that anyone in your family has the right to get their mitts on your money. You have to be careful of course and there might be some kin who really do have a right to […]
Financial Training You Must Provide Your Kid Before They Attend Another Day In College
School is just getting under way in many parts of the country. If you have a child that is about to start or continue college I have some sad news. There still aren’t any good courses on money management for young adults. You’re the one who has to school your brood in the money department. […]
The Hidden Danger Of Your Emergency Fund
As a responsible person you’ve no doubt set money aside “just in case”. It’s called “emergency money” and it’s a good solid move. But did you know that your emergency funds might also pose a real danger to your financial security? You might find that hard to believe but there are 3 or 4 reasons […]
How To Avoid Owning The Wrong Bond Fund
The stock market isn’t for everybody and some investors like to have at least a portion of their assets in bonds. They like the income and the fact that bonds don’t usually fluctuate the same way stocks can. I get it. If you are in that camp you still have to be rather picky about […]
Set Up the Right Student Banking Accounts
If you are in college or know someone who is, be careful about the student banking accounts you set up. A wrong move could cost you unnecessary fees and even give you bad credit. Some banks prey on students because they think the kids don’t pay attention. Not on my watch Pilgrim. Let’s start at […]