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“He Who Buys What He Does Not Need Steals From Himself”

Want to make 2012 your best money year ever? Consider implementing these simple money strategies. In no time flat you’ll see more money in your pocket and fewer bills in your mailbox.

Bank of America has agreed to pay $335 million dollars to settle allegations that it’s Countrywide Financial unit discriminated against minority home buyers.

It seems Forbes contributing writer Gene Marks set off a firestorm with his latest column, “If I Were A Poor Black Kid.”

Credit unions are seeing a lot of love lately after Bank of America announced it would start charging a $5 debit card fee. There’s good reason customers switched to credit unions in droves. Credit unions charge fewer fees, feature better rates on savings and checking accounts, and offer cheaper loans. The Credit Union National Association [...]

Telling us what we’ve probably already suspected, the Congressional Budget Office has released a new report revealing that the rich got much richer over the last three decades. The rest of America, however, hasn’t fared as well. According to the CBO, the top 1% of the wealthiest households saw their after-tax incomes rise 275% between [...]

(Video Plays After Commercial) Warren Buffett has always stressed the need to give back. The billionaire investor has pledged $3.25 billion dollars of his own wealth to charity. Now he’s looking to educate the next generation of entrepreneurs through a web based cartoon series called The Secret Millionaires Club. And trust me, this is no [...]

On Monday mornings NFL coaches around the league spend countless hours reviewing game film from the previous Sunday’s games. They understand that studying past performance is the surest way to guarantee future success. Every detail of every play is scrutinized. What mistakes did the players make? How could the defense have reacted better to audibles [...]

The folks over at Online Schools have created an interesting infographic on college costs in America. From their work we can conclude that college is definitely worth the investment. The median salaries of college graduates is between $41,000 and $50,916. Yet, it comes at a cost. The average college graduate leaves with a debt of [...]